Watch: Lowndes County approves data center
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The Lowndes County Commission approved Tuesday development agreements for a controversial hyperscale data center project near U.S. 80 and Alabama 21.
Project Red Clay, which will be developed by Houston-based Cloverleaf Infrastructure, has been met with fierce backlash from residents over concerns about noise, environmental impact and a lack of transparency about who will operate the center after construction is complete.
Todd and Cindy talk about the center in this segment of the Black Belt Newscast.
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