Cloverleaf Reps Meet With Community About Data Center

(Leavenworth Times) Cloverleaf recently held a community meeting to discuss the company’s intention to apply for a proposed data center, dubbed Project Bluestem. Representatives of Cloverleaf manned several information stations inside the 304 Venue in Tonganoxie. Read more…

Data center could result in $14M in annual property taxes

(Leavenworth Times) A proposed data center near Tonganoxie could result in the annual payment of more than $14 million in property taxes to Leavenworth County and other taxing entities. That is according to calculations made by County Administrator Mark Loughry. He reviewed the information with county commissioners on Wednesday. Read more…

New Kansas law opens doors to more data centers, including another one near KC

(The Kansas City Star) Officials say a new Kansas law is drawing data centers to the state as details emerge about a possible new hyperscale campus in Leavenworth County, among the latest proposals in the broader Kansas City area. Cloverleaf Infrastructure, a real estate firm based in Houston, has presented early plans for a project […]