Couple sets sights on Appalachia’s growth

by KENNETH CROWSON • STAFF WRITER

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John, left, and and Tabitha Grieger stand in front of their new purchase — the world-record-setting Peake building. KENNETH CROWSON PHOTO

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Brian Falin, the Appalachia coordinator for the town’s Great American Cleanup anti-litter campaign, poses Saturday with another volunteer. More than 150 volunteers took to the roads, streams and woods to clean up litter in Appalachia, Big Stone Gap, Coeburn, Norton, Pound, St. Paul and Wise. Approximately 300 bags of litter were filled. ‘We're really pleased with the number of people that came out,’ said Wise County Litter Prevention Coordinator Greg Cross. SUBMITTED PHOTO

At last! A road improvement project on Big Stone Gap’s Country Boy Hill is finished, ending months of Gilley Avenue closure and detour-driven traffic jams. JEFF LESTER PHOTO

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