A data center developer withdrew its application on Friday to rezone roughly 300 acres of land near 191st Street and Renner Road in Spring Hill, Kansas, for industrial development.

Two companies said Friday they are no longer pursuing opportunities on land at 191st Street and Renner Road in Spring Hill that some residents feared would be a data center.

After weeks of resident opposition, developers withdrew an application for a data center in Spring Hill. "We're all happily stunned." ...

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SPRING HILL, Tenn. (WKRN) — Spring Hill has grown quickly, and leaders want to hear community feedback on what direction they take as a city. “When I moved here eleven years ago we were a population ...

The data center builder, Colossus, has officially withdrawn its application to buy the much-debated Spring Hill land along ...

City self-reported 29 sewage violations resulting in $65,000 in fines; development freeze to remain until plant meets standards for 12 months SPRING HILL, Tenn. (WTVF) — The Tennessee Department of ...