Data centers made this county rich. Then came the backlash USA Today - News Oct 6, 2026 Oct 6, 2026 Updated Oct 21, 2026 0 Anthony Paneris talks about his downtown properties Mary Ann Laverty talks about The Parlor Car American Legion Commander Alan Mainer at Veterans Day service Protest against data centers at McDowell County offices Bob Smith welcomes everyone to the Veterans Day service Vietnam War veteran Larry Gilliand talks about his experiences Jacoby Brissett Joins Ravens: Can He Save Their Season? Ohio State coach Ryan Day says 'there needs to be accountability' after Oregon loss Microsoft Outage Disrupts Millions Across The Globe Dogs in costume contest at Dia de los Muertos in Marion RAW: FL: PALM SPRINGS JET CRASH WITNESS VIDEO Tom Hanks sets Broadway return with play This World of Tomorrow. Browns beat writer says coach Todd Monken will face questions about QB Why is there a McRib lawsuit? What's actually in the McRib? Why the Vikings HAVE to Trade for Kirk Cousins Flags of the military branches presented at Veterans Day service Shiflet Field Fly-In event Prefer us on Google Learn More Data centers cut property taxes and funded public projects. So why is Loudoun County hitting the brakes on development? As featured on 'We’ve been screwed': How one county shifted on data centers Last year alone, Virginia’s Loudoun County issued building permits for more than 10 million square feet of data center space. Latest video 'Communication Issue' prompts FAA to ground all departing flights Why Thanksgiving Is America’s Favorite Day To Nap Microsoft Outage Disrupts Millions Across The Globe 2026 Big 12 Championship Scenarios: Utah, Texas Tech, Houston & BYU's Clinching Paths Mary Ann Laverty talks about The Parlor Car Texas-LSU Playoff Stakes and Arch Manning's Future College Football Playoff Rankings Fuel SEC Bias Debate Are Thanksgiving meal deal bundles worth it? Here's what to think about? Facebook Twitter Bluesky WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save 0 Comments
'We’ve been screwed': How one county shifted on data centers Last year alone, Virginia’s Loudoun County issued building permits for more than 10 million square feet of data center space.
