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SURRY COUNTY, N.C. — A ribbon cutting will be held at Surry County’s landfill on Friday.
The event is for the long-awaited “Gas to Energy project,” which aims to reduce the greenhouse gas emission in the county and bring in some extra money.
A spokesperson for the project says the project will reduce emissions equal to more than 13,000 cars.
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