Communities Await Peabody Impact
The largest Indiana mine owned by Peabody is Bear Run in Sullivan County.
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The company says it plans to “continue in ordinary course of business,” but Gibson County Economic Development Corp. Chief Executive Officer Todd Mosby believes there could eventually be “some attrition.”
Indiana Chamber Vice President Vince Griffin says the future of the industry is uncertain.