Trees that stand in the way of the Mountain Valley Pipeline could soon begin falling in Giles County.
On Monday, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission granted a request from the project’s developer to begin construction on parts of the 303-mile natural gas pipeline that will pass through the county.
Although tree-cutting has already started in West Virginia, where the pipeline will originate, FERC’s approval allows the work to cross the state line into Virginia.
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