Plans for a proposed data center near LaGrange were filed late last week in what would be one of the largest projects in state history. The $9.7 billion data center, dubbed “Project West,” would host a six building campus across 513 acres. Georgia has become a data center hotspot in recent years, even amidst concerns over the strain they put on the power grid. But state and local officials are working on solutions alongside energy providers like Georgia Power, and point to the massive local investments and jobs created. Project West would create nearly 600 jobs with an average annual salary of $80,000, and generate hundreds of millions of dollars for the local city, county, and school systems. RISING…
National Rifle Association salutes Mike Collins
As campaign season ramps up, the National Rifle Association (NRA) is hitting the trail with its Gun Bus Battleground Tour, where it will visit 13 battleground states backing candidates it says are staunch defenders of the 2nd Amendment. One of those is here in Georgia in U.S. Rep. Mike Collins, running for U.S. Senate against Democrat Jon Ossoff. The NRA has endorsed Collins with an ‘A’ grade, pledging to back his campaign and work to activate pro-2A voters, and their support has the Collins campaign RISING…
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