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Susan Cameron

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Southwest Virginia reporter for Cardinal News; Mom to Gigi the doxle; Friend to animals; Bama fan -- Roll Tide!; Love me some Prince.
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Upper half of Virginia Creeper Trail, destroyed by Hurricane Helene, set to reopen March 31

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By Susan Cameron
| Cardinal News
The rebirth of the upper half of the Virginia Creeper Trail — closed since it was destroyed by Hurricane Helene nearly two years ago — will be celebrated when it officially reopens March 31, officials with the U.S. Forest Service announced. The work, which started last December, is expected to be completed in one year, and the three extra months will give the reconstructed trail time to settle over the winter, the Forest Service explained in a news release.
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Coalfields Expressway gets another $10 million for widening work

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By Susan Cameron
| Cardinal News
State and federal money totaling $10 million is now in place to widen a section of the Coalfields Expressway connecting Buchanan County to eastern Kentucky. The state budget that was finalized June 29 includes $7 million for continued construction of the highway, state Sen. Todd Pillion, R-Washington County, announced. The senator was the only Southwest Virginia lawmaker on the conference committee that negotiated the final spending plan.
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2 pumped storage hydroelectric stations could be located just miles apart in Wise County

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By Susan Cameron
| Cardinal News
A Florida company plans to build two pumped storage hydroelectric stations just miles apart on previous coal mine sites in Wise County. Rye Development has already secured a preliminary permit from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for its proposed Stonega pumped storage project, which would be near the Roda community.
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