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The Center Square
Company amending complaint in Nashville data center lawsuit
(The Center Square) – Atlanta-based DC BLOX is filing an amended complaint in its challenge to data center regulations enacted by the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County after it applied for a data center project, the company told The Center Square. U.S. District Judge Eli Richardson dismissed the company's lawsuit in August after the Metro Council enacted a moratorium on data centers, blocking its proposed project near the Nashville Zoo. The company accused Metro officials of refusing to process its permits in what it calls, in court documents, a "targeted attack" that violates federal constitutional protections. It asked the court to issue a declaratory judgment stating the ordinances violate the company's rights and are void and unenforceable against the company's project. The company also sought just compensation for the $23 million it spent to purchase the property. Richardson gave the company 21 days to file an amended complaint, saying his decision had nothing to do with the desirability of building data centers. "Plaintiff may believe, and is entitled to believe and contend, that it received a raw deal from (or was sandbagged by), the imposition of the Moratorium after it purchased the Property," Richardson said in his order.
Williamson Source
Real Estate Property Transfers in Spring Hill for September 7, 2026
Check out the latest Real Estate Property Transfers in Spring Hill and Thompsons Station for Williamson County for September 7-11, 2026, to see which homes and properties changed hands and what they sold for. To learn more about buying or selling a home, contact Susan Gregory Realty. View previous property transfers here. The post Real Estate Property Transfers in Spring Hill for September 7, 2026 appeared first on Williamson Source .
Williamson Source
Real Estate Property Transfers in Franklin for September 7, 2026
Check out the latest Real Estate Property Transfers for Franklin in Williamson County for September 7-11, 2026, to see which homes and properties changed hands and what they sold for. To learn more about buying or selling a home, contact Susan Gregory Realty. View previous property transfers here. The post Real Estate Property Transfers in Franklin for September 7, 2026 appeared first on Williamson Source .
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Tennemo Rice Named ‘Coolest Thing Made In Tennessee’
The Tennessee Chamber of Commerce & Industry today announced Tennemo Rice, produced by Tennemo Rice Family Farm & Mill in Dyersburg, as the winner of the 2026 Coolest Thing Made in Tennessee competition. The announcement was made during the Tennessee Chamber’s Manufacturing Excellence Luncheon & Expo at the Made in Tennessee Building in Lebanon.
mycalifornianews.com
Lighthouse Planning Expands Personalized Financial Guidance Across Middle Tennessee
Nashville, TN (PRUnderground) September 30th, 2026. Customized financial guidance for life's biggest goals and transitions. When life is evolving, businesses start to grow, or retirement arrives sooner than expected, many professionals start to ask themselves if they are making the right financial decisions that are going to carry them into the future.
Williamson Source
Real Estate Property Transfers in Spring Hill for August 31, 2026
Check out the latest Real Estate Property Transfers in Spring Hill and Thompsons Station for Williamson County for August 31 to September 4, 2026, to see which homes and properties changed hands and what they sold for. To learn more about buying or selling a home, contact Susan Gregory Realty. View previous property transfers here. The post Real Estate Property Transfers in Spring Hill for August 31, 2026 appeared first on Williamson Source .
WSMV
Unlicensed Pool contractor is accused of not finishing multiple jobs costing clients thousands
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There’s a Seven-Story Castle Hiding in the Tennessee Countryside — and Yes, People Actually Live There
Drive through the rolling farmland south of Nashville and you expect barns, subdivisions, churches and maybe a tractor slowing traffic. You do not expect a Welsh castle. Yet near Arrington in Williamson County, two enormous white towers rise above the trees beside State Route 840. They belong to Castle Gwynn, a privately built home modeled after a 12th-century Welsh border castle. Each of its main towers reaches seven stories high.