Soluna’s Project Dorothy 3 data center poised to increase Briscoe’s budget sixfold, bring more than 20 full-time jobs

Commissioners relying on town hall info, feedback to make decisions on proposed abatement
SOME 200 CITIZENS of Briscoe County, and others, came out on a rainy evening to hear Soluna representatives make their case for a data center, and to chat with their elected officials; a bye week in the high school football schedule made for an ideal opportunity to turnoutacrowd.AsandwichmealwascateredbySilverton’sMaltShop. MORESPOTLIGHT PHOTOS, PAGE 8 | CAPROCK COURIER
SOME 200 CITIZENS of Briscoe County, and others, came out on a rainy evening to hear Soluna representatives make their case for a data center, and to chat with their elected officials; a bye week in the high school football schedule made for an ideal opportunity to turnoutacrowd.AsandwichmealwascateredbySilverton’sMaltShop. MORESPOTLIGHT PHOTOS, PAGE 8 | CAPROCK COURIER

While Soluna Computing seeks to set itself apart from its counterparts with a theme of “Designed Differently,” many aspects of its town hall presentation last Friday night in Silverton have become familiar in locales across West Texas.

The region’s vast empty spaces, affordable real estate, and approachable local governments have made data centers a household word here, and opposition equally rampa…