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- Aug 17NEWS·Jefferson Co., ALBessemer residents attended a candidate forum on August 15 at Allen Temple AME Church to hear from municipal candidates for Mayor, City Council and School Board. The event was sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Greater Birmingham in partnership with two Greek organizations.Alabama Politics - News and Events · Jefferson Co., AL
- Aug 17NEWS·Tuscaloosa Co., ALThe Republican Women of the Black Belt will hold their monthly meeting on August 18 from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM at Pastor's Kitchen Mexican Restaurant in Northport, Alabama. Capt. Jones of the Tuscaloosa Police Department will speak on human trafficking, public safety, and safeguards for women.Alabama Politics - News and Events · Tuscaloosa Co., AL
- Aug 17NEWS·FloridaHeadline onlyTreasure Coast News · Florida
- Aug 17MORATORIUM·FloridaProposed data center projects in Florida rural communities have spurred local opposition groups and influenced voter preferences in the GOP gubernatorial primary, with some Republican voters saying they will support Democratic candidate David Jolly or other candidates over frontrunner Byron Donalds, who has accepted campaign contributions from data center developers.motherjones.com · Florida
- Aug 17MORATORIUM·Fulton Co., GAAtlanta's utilities committee approved a 23-member task force to study data centers' potential impacts, including effects on electricity, water, noise, grid capacity and neighborhoods. The group would also examine national and global best practices for data center development.FOX 5 Atlanta · Fulton Co., GA
- Aug 17VOTE·Fulton Co., GAHeadline onlyFOX 5 Atlanta · Fulton Co., GA
- Aug 17NEWS·GeorgiaHeadline onlyAJC.com · Georgia
- Aug 17MORATORIUM·Caddo Parish, LAHeadline onlyShreveport Times · Caddo Parish, LA
- Aug 17LAWSUIT·Shelby Co., TNSpaceX plans to spend $2.8 billion on natural gas turbines to power an AI data center complex near Memphis, Tennessee, according to an IPO filing. The operation has drawn EPA violations and litigation from the NAACP over unpermitted turbines and potential nitrogen oxide emissions.24/7 Wall St. · Shelby Co., TN
- Aug 17NEWSKentucky landowners Delsia Bare and Ida Huddleston declined a $26.4 million offer to sell their 200-year-old family farm after learning it would be developed into an AI data center, citing moral concerns.AL.com
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