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Buchanan County and CNX Gas Co. officials on Monday reached an agreement settling a years-long lawsuit over disputed natural gas license taxes. In the settlement, the gas company agreed to pay $15 million over six years to the county. Pictured, CNX General Counsel Steve Johnson presents board of supervisors chairman Carroll Branham with the first installment of $3.1 million. Pictured from left are South Grundy Supervisor Roger Rife, Prater Supervisor Steve O'Quinn, Garden Supervisor Berlin Viars, CNX President and Chief Operating Officer Nicholas J. Deluliis Johnson, Branham, Knox Supervisor Terry Hall, Hurricane Supervisor William P. Harris and Rocklick Supervisor Frankie Landreth. 
(Staff photo/Scotty Wampler)


CNX, County Settle Suit for $15M
Gas Company Also Surrenders 622 Acres
in Knox District

by Scotty Wampler
News Editor 

      
A settlement agreement reached Monday brings closure to a long-standing legal dispute between Buchanan County and its largest natural gas producer.
      CNX Gas Co. will pay Buchanan County $15 million to end litigation between the parties over a disputed method of computation for natural gas license taxes.

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Man Foils Robbery Attempt

by Scotty Wampler
News Editor
      A Hurley man has been arrested after allegedly attempting to rob a local business.
      Justin Gregory Charles, 21, is being held on charges of attempted robbery, attempted abduction and malicious wounding in connection with an incident that occurred last Thursday at Justus Auto Sales, located at 8435 Hurley Road.

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