Despite calls to postpone decision, Harwood greenlights $3 billion AI center
Harwood’s leaders have cleared the way for a $3 billion AI data center, siding with speed over more debate. In a special meeting that drew a packed house and sharp criticism, the City Council unanimously rezoned farmland for the 280-megawatt project, allowing Texas-based Applied Digital to break ground this month. Supporters point to jobs and investment, while opponents say the process lacked transparency and silenced public voices. The clash leaves residents weighing whether a recall effort is the only way to be heard. April Baumgarten with InForum has the full story.
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