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“You just feel like you’re constantly running against a brick wall against industrial interest,” said Ryan Bonney. -
A Nebraska company wants to build a 650-megawatt battery storage site it says would inject $1 billion into the economy and $90 million in taxes for James City County. -
Planners want residents to help create plans that preserve, protect and promote the communities. -
No, but the case could serve as a "playbook" in other localities. -
Jamestown supervisor Jim Icenhour says that's not enough to change his opposition. -
“The potential for it to save lives is huge,” said Betsy Sink, battalion chief of EMS operations for the James City County Fire Department. -
The city’s contractors expect the building will require about $5 million more than presented in 2025 -
The new option includes changes for several schools, though 7 remain the same as the May proposal. -
“The project is not a bad project, but the project is out of place,” said Councilmember Timothy Johnson. -
County supervisors split on housing needs and environmental concerns.
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