Shuttered Texas Silver Mine to Reopen?
September 5, 2008 by Stephen O'Keefe
Filed under Energy, Feature, Field Reporters, Minerals, Southwest, Stephen OKeefe, Topics

First it was ethanol and the price per acre in the Corn Belt. Then oil and gas began propping up land values in mineral-rich areas such as the huge shales found coast to coast. Now other commodities are driving other forgotten or overlooked real estate markets, including an out-of-the-way section in Far West Texas where the state’s richest silver mine is slated to reopen after a seven decades of inactivity, according to this press release. Read more









