Mining in your backyard, finale: The story of Mountain Mist Mine and the neighbors contesting it

Carolina Public Press’ multipart series focusing on the Mountain Mist Mine continues. In parts four and five, the finale, residents of Hicks Chapel, a rural community in McDowell County, have their day in North Carolina administrative court.

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