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Texas Developer To Hold Community Meeting About Massive Data Center Planned for Brookwood (opens the original)
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Some Brookwood residents are still complaining about the lack of transparency in the lead up to the announcement last week that a Texas company is looking to built its $3.2 billion Delta Forge 2 AI data center there. That announcement came on the same day the Tuscaloosa County Economic Development Authority (TCEDA) gave unanimous approval on tax incentives for the some 1.3 million square foot campus on Brookwood Parkway. At issue with those residents is the non-disclosure agreement signed by cit
Councilman Kip Tyner to Be Celebrated At Alberta Fountain Tonight At 6 (opens the original)
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The Alberta Park fountain serves as a memorial to the loss and destruction that the community suffered and to the spirit of the people who rebuilt after the April 27, 2011 EF4 tornado that ravaged the area. The City of Tuscaloosa could not have chosen a more appropriate location to honor the life and legacy of the late 5th District Councilman and Council President Kip Tyner. Alberta was the center of Kip's life. And the disaster in 2011 brought out the best in Kip as he vowed to rebuild his life
All West Alabama Counties Top $4 a Gallon, Even Higher Diesel Driving Up the Cost of Everything (opens the original)
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The work week began today with somewhat stable gas prices after relatively small increases over the last week. The American Automobile Association (AAA) credits the pause in rapid price hikes to crude oil prices falling somewhat early last week, giving retailers a little breathing room and reducing upward pressure at the pump. GasBuddy points to the restart of a major refinery and a slight easing of geopolitical tensions as additional reasons for the pause in the cost of gasoline and diesel. But
Oakman Audit Reveals Years Of Missing Financial Records And Compliance Gaps (opens the original)
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A “disclaimer of opinion" has been issued as a result of inaccurate or incomplete information in an audit of the Walker County Town of Oakman. That finding by Northport Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Don Wallace is the most serious that can be made, short of outright fraud, that the Northport CPA could have returned. The audit stated Oakman, "...had not complied with state audit requirements since fiscal year 2019, leaving no reliable trail for fixed assets, loans or other balances carried in
Demopolis Combatting Housing Crisis by OKing Townhouse Development (opens the original)
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A Demopolis initiative to add at least 500 new residential properties to the Marengo County city in an effort to combat a housing shortage is moving forward. A development on Maria Avenue in southwest Demopolis will be constructed as townhouses, becoming the city's first Planned Unit Development. The development was originally going to be a mix of units for rent or for purchase, according to Planning Commission Chair Andy Renner. Nobody showed up to speak for or against the development at last w
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