Diode Ventures pulled out of a proposed data center campus at Charles City County’s Roxbury Technology Park.
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Diode Ventures pulled out of this plan to build a data center campus on 515-acres in Charles City County. Little information about the project was available other than the six buildable areas.
This map shows Charles City County’s location, southeast of Richmond. The proposed data center would be in the northwest section of the county.
Charles City County resident Pat Davis said in June she was concerned that tax revenue from a data center could override residents’ concerns.
Richmond's Jefferson Davis statue on the move
On Tuesday, Aug. 19, 2025, the Jefferson Davis statue was packed up at The Valentine to be transported to the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles for an upcoming exhibit.
Pulled down by protestors on June 10, 2020, sprayed with pink paint and layered with graffiti, it has become a symbol in Richmond’s reckoning with its past.
On Tuesday, Aug. 19, 2025, the Jefferson Davis statue was packed up at The Valentine to be transported to the Museum of Contemporary Art in Lo…
The artifacts will be part of an exhibit called MONUMENTS, which will open in October and will include other monument artifacts from Montgomery, Alabama; New Orleans; Baltimore; Pittsburgh; and Boston.
One in a series of photo galleries looking at the monuments removed from Richmond's Monument Avenue.
The Valentine is debuting a temporary exhibit of the Jefferson Davis Statue that was erected on Monument Ave. in 1907 and pulled down by prote…
Workers dismantle the Jefferson Davis Monument on Monument Ave. in Richmond, Va., Thurs., Feb. 8, 2022.
The statue of Jefferson Davis on Monument Avenue in Richmond was torn down late Wednesday night.
“You can keep your monuments,” said Del. Mike Jones, D-Richmond, who was Richmond’s 9th District City Councilman from 2017 until 2024. “S--- didn’t change when they came down.”
The statue of Jefferson Davis toppled by protestors in 2020 was packed up and shipped off to a Los Angeles Museum on Tuesday.
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