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Today, meet a husband and wife coaching duo on the soccer field in the latest Beyond the Scoreboard. And the Archbald community learned more about a proposed data center campus this week - but many residents remain skeptical.
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Corscale, the company behind data center campus, provided information and experts to answer residents' questions.
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University of Scranton campus group Christians for the Common Good held a bus tour around some of the land being prepared for data center construction and met with local residents opposed to the development.
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The final conditional use hearing for the proposed Wildcat Ridge Data Center campus in Archbald was Wednesday. Council will decide in 45 days if the project meets borough zoning regulations.
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Gov. Josh Shapiro signed an executive order Tuesday imposing his standards for regulating data centers, despite the lack of a law to back them up.
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The more than 3-hour-long commissioners meeting was filled with residents who want the county to hire a Harvard University doctor's firm to do the study. In the end, elected officials took no action.
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The sixth zoning hearing for the Wildcat Ridge Data Center drew hundreds to the Valley View High School auditorium. Testimony focused on the health impact of diesel-fueled backup generators.
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Archbald Borough Council heard testimony from a second traffic expert during the fifth hearing for an 18-building data center campus planned for the borough.
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In Lackawanna County, Gov. Josh Shapiro listened to residents concerns about data center developments in their community.
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The utility company held an informal open house Tuesday and sought input from residents about the proposed path of transmission lines.