How a small central Virginia city has drawn attention, ire of major casino companies
There was a time when Petersburg, Virginia, was a key railway town, critical to the outcome of the Civil War. The North prevailed in taking the city in the centre of a state squeezed between North and South. One hundred and sixty years later, it is again at the center of a war, albeit this one over business turf.
By Jill R. Dorson
