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Bitcoin lawsuit set to be heard in Chancery Court in February 2024 - Vimarsana News

Bitcoin lawsuit set to be heard in Chancery Court in February 2024

Washington County commissioners learned Thursday that it will be a year before the county gets its day in court regarding a zoning lawsuit involving a bitcoin mining operation in Limestone.

Washington County commissioners reject settlement to bitcoin lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Washington County commissioners reject settlement to bitcoin lawsuit

The Washington County Commission voted Monday to reject a final draft of an agreement to settle a zoning lawsuit involving a bitcoin mining operation in Limestone.

Washington County commissioners approve the purchase of new voting machines - Vimarsana News

Washington County commissioners approve the purchase of new voting machines

Commissioners also went into a closed executive session to hear an update on a pending zoning lawsuit involving the current Red Dog bitcoin mining operation in Limestone.

Group pushing to end all bitcoin mining in Washington County - Vimarsana News

Group pushing to end all bitcoin mining in Washington County

A retired preacher is leading a campaign asking Washington County commissioners to rethink the framework of a proposed settlement to a zoning lawsuit involving a bitcoin mining operation in Limestone.

'A Soup of Racial Harmony' - Two generations come together to create a diverse hip-hop project - Vimarsana News

'A Soup of Racial Harmony' - Two generations come together to create a diverse hip-hop project

Technology has given consumers an easy button when it comes to buying and listening to music. An Aurora hip-hop artist and a Batavia record store owner are bypassing the current technology by going old-school for an upcoming music project.