A fierce band of women on Bent Mountain, VA fight a corrupt natural gas pipeline to protect their land and way of life.

Stop the MVP Boost compressor station community meeting on Monday, Nov. 24 at 5:30 pm at Meadowbrook Library

Mountain Valley Pipeline has submitted an application to the federal government to build a new compressor station in Montgomery County and expand three existing compressors in West Virginia.

The documentary A Beast Touch the Mountain detailing the fight of several Bent Mountain residents against the Mountain Valley Pipeline will be screening at the Grandin Theater on Wednesday at 7 p.m. The writer and director of the film will also be available to answer questions after the film.

The company’s plan, called “MVP Boost,” would boost the pipeline’s natural gas capacity by 25% and could employ a new compressor station near the border of Montgomery and Roanoke counties.

A welding inspector says he was transferred when he refused to create false inspection reports for three sections of pipeline that were corroded. Later, he said he was fired in a retaliatory action fo...

"The time to build more dirty and dangerous pipelines is over," said one environmental campaigner.

After years of protests and lawsuits, the natural gas pipeline is almost finished. For local residents in West Virginia and Virginia, this is how the project will affect daily life in ways large and s...