Project Intersection News Today

More than $4 million in federal grants will move along two potential data center projects in Wise County.

A bill that would change how small nuclear reactor power plants are permitted in Virginia heads to a Virginia House of Delegates subcommittee hearing Tuesday.

With Project Intersection’s first business opening this spring, funding is in place for a second building to attract a second business prospect.

(The Center Square) — The LENOWISCO Planning Commission is deep into the research phase investigating the possibility of Southwest Virginia becoming the home of one – or several – small

Almost three years after the explosion that gave Project Intersection a visible public start, the development’s first tenant has two stories of steel forming a new skyline over Wise County

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Abandoned mine lands are supposed to be properly reclaimed—stabilized and reforested to preserve water quality and prevent erosion. But hundreds of thousands of acres of old strip mines remain unclaimed, and many mines that shuttered before 1977 were reclaimed in an antiquated style that doesn’t reflect today’s best practices.

LEBANON – The Virginia Coalfield Economic Development Authority reached a record in economic development loans and grants in 2021, according to the authority’s 2021 annual report.

EarthLink, a leading high-speed internet service provider, will invest $5.4 million to establish a major customer support center in Norton.