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Current road repavings, repairs noted in Randolph - Vimarsana News

Current road repavings, repairs noted in Randolph

RANDOLPH TWP. – The township’s road repaving projects, coupled with road reconstruction projects, are well underway, as are the closures and detours that come with them.

Time running out for local road improvements before Intel begins computer chip production - Vimarsana News

Time running out for local road improvements before Intel begins computer chip production

"We don't have the luxury of 5-10 years," Licking County Commissioner Tim Bubb said of road projects needed for the Intel chip manufacturing plant.

Source: yahoo.com
AWS Looks to Invest $7.8 Billion into Ohio Data Centers - Database Trends and Applications - Vimarsana News

AWS Looks to Invest $7.8 Billion into Ohio Data Centers - Database Trends and Applications

Amazon and Ohio state Governor Mike DeWine announced new investment plans that will AWS invest an estimated $7.8 billion by the end of 2029/2030 to expand its data center operations in Central Ohio. Numerous localities in Central Ohio are reportedly under consideration for the new data center campuses, and final site selections will be decided at a later date.

Source: dbta.com
Where will Amazon spend $7.8 billion in central Ohio? - Vimarsana News

Where will Amazon spend $7.8 billion in central Ohio?

Amazon will expand its data center operations in central Ohio in what will be the second biggest private sector investment in state history.

Where will Amazon spend $7.8 billion in central Ohio? - Vimarsana News

Where will Amazon spend $7.8 billion in central Ohio?

Amazon will expand its data center operations in central Ohio in what will be the second biggest private sector investment in state history.