Forsyth County Central Library Auditorium, 660 W 5th Street,
Winston-Salem
A public panel discussion and Q&A on the local environmental, environmental
justice, and public health dimensions of hyperscale data center development, and the role local governments
play in evaluating proposals. See the
full event page for speakers and details.
Event flyer
(PDF).
Rural Hall Moravian Church fellowship hall, 7939 Broad St., Rural Hall, NC
27045
A community conversation about the proposed data center, open to everyone who
wanted to learn more and ask questions. See the full
July Community Forum event page for presentations, Q&A, and the
Silent Hum slide deck. Event flyer (PDF).
Presentations from the July 14th No Data Center Rural Hall Community
Forum:
Q&A from the July 14th No Data Center Rural Hall Community Forum:
Rural Hall Town Hall, 423 Bethania-Rural Hall Road, Rural Hall
At a special meeting announced only three days earlier as a “Project Iron
Spur/Data Center Discussion,” the Rural Hall Town Council voted 3-1 to replace Resolution 901,
withdraw the town’s opposition, and support the proposed data center. Residents were not allowed to
speak before the vote.
Winston-Salem City Hall, City Council chambers, 101 North Main St.,
Winston-Salem
The Planning Board voted 7-2 to recommend denial of rezoning case F-1669. The
recommendation is advisory; the case proceeds to the Forsyth County Board of Commissioners for final
action.
Arnold G. King Public Meeting Room, 100 E. First St., Winston-Salem
Rezoning case F-1669 was deferred and continued to the June 11 Planning Board
hearing.
Dan Besse: Commissioner public input session
Monday, April 27, 2026 | 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
Rural Hall Branch Public Library, 7125 Broad St., Rural Hall, NC 27045
Mayor Terry Bennett’s Town Hall Style Meeting
Tuesday, April 14, 2026 | 7:00 PM
Rural Hall Town Hall, 423 Bethania-Rural Hall Rd
Rural Hall Town Council
Monday, April 13, 2026 | 7:00 PM
Rural Hall Town Hall, 423 Bethania-Rural Hall Rd
Rural Hall Town Council revised its resolution opposing the proposed project
and removed language that had outlined conditions if the project moved forward. Several residents
spoke in favor of making the resolution purely oppositional.
Read
coverage from WXII 12
Arnold G. King Public Meeting Room, 100 E. First St., Winston-Salem
This was the original date expected for the rezoning hearing. The rezoning case has been deferred
and is now expected to continue at the May 14 Planning Board meeting rather than April 9. Residents
can still attend this meeting on the 9th to make their opposition known.