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EQT to become "first large-scale natural gas company" in U.S. following $5.5 billion Mountain Valley Pipeline owner acquisition - Vimarsana News

EQT to become "first large-scale natural gas company" in U.S. following $5.5 billion Mountain Valley Pipeline owner acquisition

The $7.6 billion conduit is due to be completed in the second quarter. It will take natural gas from the land-locked Marcellus shale basin in Appalachia to markets in the Southeast and, potentially, to liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminals on the Gulf Coast.

Business Intel: RV campers staying in good spirits - Vimarsana News

Business Intel: RV campers staying in good spirits

Brady’s Distillery in Roanoke, AmRhein’s Wine Cellars in Bent Mountain, and Fables & Feathers Winery in Goodview welcome RV campers for overnight stays, according to Harvest Hosts.

Median of 30 sales-price estimates is $922,500 - Vimarsana News

Median of 30 sales-price estimates is $922,500

Roanoke County schools paid $2.5 million for Poage Farm in 2008. Now, they’re selling it to a developer for a so-far undisclosed sum. I asked readers to predict the sales price and got guesses from Idaho Falls to Vinton. One sly wag from Botetourt predicted $1.5 trillion.

Mountain Valley Pipeline faces more erosion issues - Vimarsana News

Mountain Valley Pipeline faces more erosion issues

Cited a recent incident in Newport that has affected the drinking water of at least two households, opponents are again asking state regulators to stop work on the pipeline.

Paid $2.5 million in 2008, listed for $1.2 million in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Paid $2.5 million in 2008, listed for $1.2 million in 2023

The school system declared the land surplus in May and put it on the real estate market in September. In November, it inked a sales agreement with a developer. But officials have declined to reveal the sales price until the deal closes. The contract's wording suggests that could be as late as July.