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Georgia Power, OpenAI contract approved, plus final DRI report released: What’s next? (opens the original)
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ATLANTA – Both Georgia Power’s contract with OpenAI was approved and the final Development of Regional Impact report for the Effingham County data center was released, Wednesday. What’s next? These updates mark separate steps in the process for the 1,400-acre data center project. The Georgia Power contract, approved by the Georgia Public Service Commission, secures delivery of 3,200 megawatts of electricity to the data center campus. The Coastal Regional Commission of Georgia’s final DRI report
Bryan County votes to rezone property near Burnt Church Cemetery for commercial use (opens the original)
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BRYAN COUNTY – Bryan County commissioners voted, 4-1, to approve a request to rezone roughly 39 acres near a historic cemetery for commercial use on Tuesday, despite opposition from a standing-room-only crowd. The commission approved the rezoning with eight conditions recommended by county planning and zoning staff, including measures intended to protect the cemetery and address future traffic and infrastructure needs, during its August meeting. District 1 Commissioner Alex Floyd made the motion
In the region: Effingham County residents, officials visit Meta data centers (opens the original)
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SOCIAL CIRCLE – Just a three-and-a-half-hour drive from Effingham County, where OpenAI recently announced its $20 billion data center project, is Walton County, where data centers from Meta have called home since 2019. On Wednesday, a group of about 20 Effingham County officials and residents traveled to the Stanton Springs Business Park in Social Circle, which has 13 data center facilities. They heard from economic development leaders and elected officials, asking questions about taxes, water u
As Southeast Georgia goes back to school, educators are ready to help students find local careers (opens the original)
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SOUTHEAST GEORGIA – As students return to classrooms across Southeast Georgia, 20 educators spent the last week prepping lesson plans with the help of summer externship experience, primed to help their students find regional jobs. In June, the Regional Industry Support Enterprise (RISE) hosted its second annual Educator Externship Program, embedding teachers, counselors and school support staff inside 10 manufacturing and logistics companies across the region. The participants, who came from sch
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