Industry site project gets major funding

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Officials gather Friday for the grant presentation. Left to right are Norton City Manager Fred Ramey; Craig Seaver, Lonesome Pine Regional Industrial Facilities Authority; John Kilgore, Scott County economic development; Butch Lambert, DMME; Norton mayor and industrial authority Chair Joe Fawbush; Dickenson County Administrator David Moore; Congressman Morgan Griffith; Carl Snodgrass, Wise County economic development; Freda Starnes, Scott County; and Aaron Fee, Lee County. TERRAN YOUNG PHOTO


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