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ROANOKE, Va. (AP) — Appalachian Power crews are still working to restore electricity to customers in Virginia following last week's winter storm.
The company's website shows about 2,600 outages as of Tuesday morning. More than half of the outages are in Grayson County, where about 1,500 customers are without electricity.
Appalachian Power says it expects to restore electricity to all customers by Tuesday night.
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