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Jefferson County Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) voted Wednesday night to deny an appeal related to an administrative decision on the development of a data center at the former Jefferson Proving Ground.

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A Memorial Day service Monday at the Indiana Veterans Memorial Cemetery honored veterans who have served and died in service to the nation and included remarks from Madison Mayor Bob Courtney, Jefferson County Sheriff Ben Flint — a veteran himself — and County Veterans Service Officer Faith Weir.

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