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Family loses appeal on 2002 NS train-truck collision

(The following story by Beverly Majors appeared on the Oak Ridger website on July 19.) OAK RIDGE, Tenn. — The family of a Clinton woman killed in a train-truck collision in 2002 has lost an appeal on the local court’s judgment. The Court of Appeals of Tennessee at...

NS train derails in Atlanta

(The following story by Steve Visser appeared on The Atlanta Journal-Constitution website on July 11.) ATLANTA — A Norfolk-Southern train derailed on Buford Highway Wednesday night but officials were able to reopen all lanes on the busy thoroughfare early this...

Future of NS on track, CEO says

(The following story by Bill Archer appeared on the Bluefield Daily Telegraph website on July 12.) BLUEFIELD, W.Va. — Charles W. “Wick” Moorman, president and CEO of Norfolk Southern Corporation peeked out the picture window of a second-floor conference room in the...

Memphis looking down the tracks again

(The following story by Jane Roberts appeared on the Memphis Commercial Appeal website on July 11.) MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The on- and off-again look at building a second railroad track to Frank C. Pidgeon Industrial Park lurched to a slow roll Tuesday when a City Council...

NS train loaded with whiskey derails in rural Tenn.

(The Associated Press circulated the following on July 5.) WARTBURG, Tenn. — A Norfolk Southern freight train loaded with shipping containers partially derailed Tuesday afternoon in a secluded area of Morgan County, shutting down the busy line for at least a day. The...

NS taps executive for top finance job

(The following story by Chris Dinsmore appeared on The Virginian-Pilot website on July 3.) NORFOLK, Va. — James A. Squires has been appointed chief financial officer of Norfolk Southern Corp., the Norfolk-based railroad announced Monday. Squires, already executive...

NS, UP among top rail stocks

(The following report appeared on the Seeking Alpha website on July 2.) NEW YORK — North America’s largest railroad companies have room to increase their leverage, but any moves to boost debt will be restricted by their desire to maintain investment grade credit...