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WebBurgin city council member walks out to stop a vote for a proposed data center project
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (891+ words) By Liam Niemeyer Kentucky Lantern September 9, 2026 BURGIN, Ky. — A city council member for a small Mercer County community walked out of a meeting Tuesday evening, stopping a vote that could have restarted efforts to annex land for a proposed hyperscale…...
Ramos leads Newark Council call for temporary data-center moratorium
4+ day, 17+ hour ago (281+ words) Resolution seeks time to study effects on electricity, water, infrastructure, and utility costs before projects move forward By David Wildstein, September 09 2026 6:26 pm The Newark Municipal Council approved a resolution calling for a temporary moratorium on data center development, giving the…...
Greensboro leaders honor legacy of former mayor Carolyn Allen, city's first female mayor
5+ day, 12+ hour ago (565+ words) GREENSBORO, N.C. — Inside St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, where Carolyn Allen spent decades of Sunday services, the pews filled once more—this time to honor the life and legacy of former Greensboro Mayor Carolyn Allen. Early Tuesday morning, family members, longtime friends,…...
Pocomoke City Officials meeting tonight to discuss one-year moratorium
5+ day, 17+ hour ago (200+ words) Pocomoke City, M.d - The City of Pocomoke is holding a meeting tonight at 6:30 p.m. where city officials will discuss a proposed moratorium on data centers. City Mayor Todd Nock tells WBOC that if the moratorium is approved, it will last one…...
Greensboro honors its first female mayor, Carolyn Allen
5+ day, 18+ hour ago (69+ words) Greensboro’s first female mayor, Carolyn Allen, was laid to rest Tuesday morning. A memorial service for Allen was held at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church on West Market Street in Greensboro. Allen served three terms as mayor from 1992 to 1999. She died…...
'Not a nefarious thing:' Greensboro official defends proposed charter change on land sales
6+ day, 7+ hour ago (213+ words) greensboro.com Javascript is required to use this website. Greensboro Councilman Adam Marshall defended a requested change to the city charter that would allow the city to privately negotiate land sales as an important measure for keeping the city competitive....
Warren City Council votes to approve 12-month data center moratorium
1+ week, 3+ day ago (1083+ words) WARREN — The Warren City Council has temporarily halted new data center developments while city officials work to create zoning regulations governing the increasingly controversial facilities. At its Aug. 25 meeting, the council unanimously approved a 12-month moratorium on data centers, which…...
Former Greensboro leader reflects on impact of first female mayor Carolyn Allen
6+ day, 22+ hour ago (338+ words) Allen is remembered for her work on public safety, transit, and the environment. Greensboro leaders and residents are honoring the life and legacy of Carolyn Allen, the city’s first female mayor, who passed away last week at the age of…...
Breaking News: Greensboro to hold emergency meeting today
1+ week, 3+ day ago (107+ words) Leaders on the Greensboro City Council will convene for an emergency meeting on Thursday. Here's what we know. Leaders on the Greensboro City Council will convene for an emergency meeting on Thursday. The Greensboro City Council has announced an emergency…...
Portland councilors explain why city isn't starting with data center moratorium
1+ week, 4+ day ago (809+ words) by Victor Park, KATU PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Portland city leaders are explaining why they are starting with transparency around potential data center development rather than immediately pursuing a moratorium. The discussion comes after a Portland City Council committee voted Tuesday…...