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Large-load data centers that help power artificial intelligence programs have been springing up across the country, raising concerns about noise pollution, higher electricity costs, and increased water use. Residents in Jackson County worry those problems have now reached their doorstep. And it has caught the attention of political candidates.
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The center is part of the 1,200-acre park built on the site of the former Dozier School for Boys in Marianna.
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Florida's high court weighs RICO charge against an ex- Jackson deputy who planted drugs on innocentsShould a 1970s Florida law aimed at breaking up organized crime apply to a disgraced sheriff’s deputy who planted drugs on innocent people? That’s the issue before the Florida Supreme Court.
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The service area expansion will also mean additional staff hirings.
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County leaders prepare to spend millions of dollars to cover repairs.
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Jackson County commissioners will consider more public input on Tuesday before possibly reworking a proposed ban on disposable containers along Spring Creek.
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The state is sending nearly $30 million to small and rural communities across Florida. The money comes from a federally funded grant program aimed at improving infrastructure and developing local economies.
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The town of Alford is going to install a new water pipe. It’s part of a plan to make the community more resilient to storms.
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Gulf Power is clearing land for a second solar energy center in Jackson County.
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Amazon plans to create 10-15 new package-sorting and delivery jobs in rural Jackson County by the end of the month.