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More details for Allenwood data center proposal surface
News ClipWilliamsport Sun-Gazette·Allenwood, Union County, PA

More details for Allenwood data center proposal surface

Union County commissioners ordered PNK Group to halt non-protective construction of an electrical substation intended to serve its proposed Allenwood data center campus. The county said the developer lacked required approvals and should provide information about the broader project before resubmitting its application. PPL Electric is also planning a 6.8-mile, 230-kilovolt transmission line to supply the facility.

10/23/2026
When Eric Adams Tried and Failed to Sell a Data Center to a Small Midwestern City
News Clip7:23Hell Gate·Wisconsin Rapids, Wood County, WI

When Eric Adams Tried and Failed to Sell a Data Center to a Small Midwestern City

Residents of Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin, pushed back against a proposed data center project being promoted by PNK Group, a warehouse developer linked in the documentary to former New York City Mayor Eric Adams. Community members said they support economic development but wanted more information and assurances that the project would be responsible and beneficial to the city.

10/21/2026
Wisconsin Rapids rejects permit for data center
News ClipWXPR·Wisconsin Rapids, Wood County, WI

Wisconsin Rapids rejects permit for data center

The Wisconsin Rapids Common Council voted 7-0 to reject PNK Group's conditional-use permit for a proposed hyperscale data center at the former paper mill site. The decision followed months of organized opposition over the application, noise, and possible energy-cost impacts, while the city remains under a one-year data center moratorium.

10/21/2026
Wisconsin Rapids common council says ‘no’ to data center permit
News ClipWSAU·Wisconsin Rapids, Wood County, WI

Wisconsin Rapids common council says ‘no’ to data center permit

The Wisconsin Rapids Common Council voted 7-0 to reject PNK Group’s conditional use permit for a hyperscale data center at the former paper mill site. The decision followed months of organized opposition over the project’s completeness, noise, and potential effects on energy costs; the city also has a one-year data center moratorium while it reviews its ordinance.

10/21/2026
Union County issues substation construction cease-and-desist
News Clipstandard-journal.com·Gregg, Union County, PA

Union County issues substation construction cease-and-desist$

Union County issued a cease-and-desist letter ordering PNK Group to stop construction at a proposed electrical substation tied to its planned data center campus in Gregg Township. County officials said PNK may not have obtained the necessary approvals, while residents criticized the project during a commissioners meeting.

10/20/2026
Gregg Township to vote on data center proposal Oct. 27
News ClipThe Daily Item·Allenwood, Union County, PA

Gregg Township to vote on data center proposal Oct. 27$

Gregg Township will hold a special meeting Oct. 27 to vote on PNK Group's conditional-use application for a proposed data center at Great Stream Commons in Allenwood. The application would allow data centers and related uses in the township's Commercial Manufacturing Zoning District.

10/19/2026
PPL to present preferred data center transmission line route in Union, Lycoming counties
News ClipThe Daily Item·Gregg, Union County, PA

PPL to present preferred data center transmission line route in Union, Lycoming counties

PPL Electric Utilities will present a preferred 6.8-mile route for new 230-kilovolt transmission lines in Union and Lycoming counties. The line is intended to support a new customer facility, specifically a data center, while farmers and other stakeholders have raised concerns about routes crossing farmland and state game lands.

10/18/2026
News ClipWisconsin Rapids City Times·Wisconsin Rapids, Wood County, WI

City of Wisconsin Rapids approves data center moratorium

The Wisconsin Rapids Common Council unanimously approved a citywide moratorium of up to 12 months on data center development and applications. The pause will allow the city to evaluate infrastructure, update zoning codes and create a data center overlay district, while PNK Group continues seeking review of its proposed former paper mill redevelopment.

10/14/2026
Lessons from Leo: University of Scranton-led tour through Archbald highlights pope's message on artificial intelligence
News ClipWVIA Public Media·Archbald, Lackawanna County, PA

Lessons from Leo: University of Scranton-led tour through Archbald highlights pope's message on artificial intelligence

A University of Scranton-led bus tour brought students and residents through Archbald and nearby Lackawanna County sites proposed for hyperscale data centers. Local opponents warned about tree clearing, power and water demands, environmental impacts, and the proximity of projects to homes, schools and parks, while urging residents to attend government meetings and hearings.

10/9/2026
Archbald to hear more info on power plant, seven data centers this week
News ClipScranton Times-Tribune·Archbald, Lackawanna County, PA

Archbald to hear more info on power plant, seven data centers this week

Archbald, PA, is holding public hearings for two major developments: a 400-megawatt natural gas power plant by Essential Energy LLC and a seven-data-center campus by Project Green Mountain. Residents and a local opposition group are actively scrutinizing the proposals, raising concerns about zoning, environmental impacts, and utility demands. The Archbald Council is weighing conditional-use applications for both projects, with decisions pending after further testimony and public comment.

9/29/2026
Wisconsin Rapids Mayor Anticipates Rejection of Data Center Proposal by City Council
News ClipWSAU·Wisconsin Rapids, Wood County, WI

Wisconsin Rapids Mayor Anticipates Rejection of Data Center Proposal by City Council

Wisconsin Rapids Mayor Matt Zacher expects the City Council to reject a proposed data center from PNK Group, which previously failed at the plan commission due to gaps in the developer's plan, including noise levels and unclear tenants. The anticipated rejection would allow the city to develop a better data center ordinance during a year-long moratorium on such developments. The mayor remains open to future data center projects that operate quietly and utilize local industrial power sources.

9/28/2026
Developer applies for 200,000-square-foot data center in Jessup
News ClipScranton Times-Tribune·Jessup, Lackawanna County, PA

Developer applies for 200,000-square-foot data center in Jessup

DBT-Data has filed a conditional use application for a 200,000-square-foot data center in Jessup, Pennsylvania, requiring 60 megawatts of electricity and 3,200 gallons of water daily. This project is part of a broader data center development trend in Lackawanna County, which has seen several proposals and ongoing legal and zoning challenges.

9/25/2026