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Tag: Norfolk Southern Moving Headquarters to Atlanta

The morning after Atlanta council vote, some fog lingers about Norfolk Southern’s plans

November 8, 2018 Administrator

By Robert McCabe, The Virginian-Pilot; November 6, 2018 NORFOLK Now what? That’s a fair question for anyone to ask if…

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Posted in: Freight Railroads Filed under: Atlanta, Atlantia City Council Votes to Allow The Gulch in Atlanta to be Sold, Downtown Atlanta, Freight Railroads, Georgia, Jim Squires, Norfolk, Norfolk Southern, Norfolk Southern Moving Headquarters to Atlanta, NS, The Gulch, Transportation, Virginia

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