Statistics from 2023 show data centers already operations used 4% of all U.S. electricity. It is expected to jump to 6 to 12% by 2030.
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Travis Jordan: Parents Concerns Matter
Attorney Travis Jordan said it’s important to stand up for good conservative policies and that prompted him to run for District 1 of the Bartow County School board. He introduced…
Cartersville Homeowners Could Get Relief
“This is not just for seniors,” Lovell said. “This is for all residential homeowners. Then, the senior exemption would be on top of that.”
Tax Allocation District Moves Forward
“It is just a great opportunity for the county to see increases and development of property out there,” Pettit said.
Candidates Gather at Political Fundraiser
Jordan has been a Bartow resident for four years and was once a substitute teacher in Virginia.
City of Cartersville Prepares for Winter Storm
Cartersville officials gave a brief summary of preparations for winter storm predicted for this weekend before diving into a plethora of agenda items during its council meeting Thursday night. “We’re…
City Council Continues with 2026 Contracts
City of Cartersville set to meet tonight in calendar change The Cartersville City Council voted to continue with the same law firm for municipal judges and continued Dan Porta’s contract…
Hotels/Motels Face New Tax Penalties
The biggest change, according to county administrator Peter Olson, is that the county can now legally file a lien against the property for uncollected taxes rather than file a lawsuit.
Creating Affordable Housing Requires Rezoning
He said he wanted to subdivide the acre out of his nearly 5 acres of family land and put a manufactured house on it for his daughter to live.
Request for Chemical Products land moves ahead
“I always wanted for this farm to be here forever. It’s a piece of heaven.”