By Steve Stewart (Contact) | Tidewater News
Published Saturday, November 28, 2009
A dog-training facility in Walters.
An effort to lure tourists to the back roads of Southampton County and the streets of Courtland to learn about a painful chapter in our community’s and nation’s past.
A coal-fired power plant in Surry County.
None would rate highly in an ideal world of economic development. In Western Tidewater, we face a less-than-ideal world.
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