As data center debate heats up this Kansas town, answers — and trust — become harder to find
One thousand seven hundred and forty dollars. That’s the amount Jay Vehige paid the city of Emporia for an open records request in early July. Like many Emporia residents, Vehige wanted answers about how long the city had known about a proposed hyperscale data center before the project was announced June 2. The city voted […]
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