‘We don’t want this;’ Community protests approved data center plans in Miami County
On Tuesday, a group of about two dozen people protested the data center planned for Piqua.
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‘We don’t want this;’ Community protests approved data center plans in Miami County
People in a Miami Valley community are protesting against a data center development on Tuesday.
