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Norton grain terminal project set to seek bids this month - Vimarsana News

Norton grain terminal project set to seek bids this month

Building a site to store Southwest Virginia farmers’ specialty grains is seen as a crucial part of a larger effort to boost the agricultural industry and supply ingredients to craft beverage makers.

Wise projects receive $4.2 million in mine funds - Vimarsana News

Wise projects receive $4.2 million in mine funds

Projects to rehabilitate and reuse two former Wise County coal sites will divide more than $4 million in grant funds.

From tipple to tippling: AMLER grant helps move brewing grains shipping point project - Vimarsana News

From tipple to tippling: AMLER grant helps move brewing grains shipping point project

A former coal tipple and railhead in the Ramsey section of Norton could help beer drinkers enjoy tippling products brewed with Southwest Virginia grains.

Project Thoroughbred to give Norton coal facility new life - Vimarsana News

Project Thoroughbred to give Norton coal facility new life

NORTON, Va. (WJHL) — A $2.5 million grant will go toward turning a former coal loadout into a grain processing, storage, and distribution terminal in Norton. Local officials, including Rep. Morgan Griffith, gathered on Wednesday to celebrate the grant to the Lonesome Pine Regional Industrial Facilities Authority from the Virginia Department of Energy’s Abandoned Mine […]

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Colorado Economic Development Commission shoots down incentive request - Vimarsana News

Colorado Economic Development Commission shoots down incentive request

The Colorado Economic Development Commission approved $8.2 million in incentives for four companies looking at locating 735 jobs in the state on Thursday morning.