AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoData Centers & Energy: A new report says an Eastern Kentucky data center campus tied to TeraWulf’s Muskie project could expand from 1 gigawatt to as much as 2 gigawatts by 2030, with delivery milestones in 2028 and 2030—an enormous power and jobs bet for the region. Public Works: Nortonville secured an extra $150,000 in Federal Transportation Alternative Program funds for a Main St./Walnut St. sidewalk project, bringing the total to about $452,000. Coal Jobs: Kentucky’s coal workforce keeps shrinking, with coal jobs down more than 100 from March to June and fewer than 3,400 statewide by June 30, with Eastern Kentucky hit hardest. Food Safety: Kentucky consumers are in the blast radius of multistate jalapeño recalls tied to salmonella and cyclospora concerns, with multiple retailers naming affected products. Storm Impacts: Severe storms knocked out power for more than 170,000 people across the Tri-State, including large outages in Northern Kentucky and southwest Ohio. Manufacturing Tech: Blooming Color added an HP Indigo 18K Digital Press in Louisville, expanding print capacity and speed-to-market. Healthcare Finance: Livingston Hospital in Kentucky landed $78.8 million in USDA-backed financing for a hospital modernization project.
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