Pepsi plant moves eyed in Wytheville area
Wytheville eyed bottling plant could consolidate Princeton and Marion facilities. Project projected at 60 to 65 million dollars, employing 220 to 235 people. Local officials tout ample water, road access, and regional funding while Princeton figures face impact from possible relocation. Community leaders urge Pepsi to stay, citing substantial local water supplies and economic effects.
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