Jessica Waters

Here’s this week’s WCJ Weekly Racing Roundup, where we break down what’s happening across the major PWC race series, look back at recent results, and set the stage for what’s coming next on the water.

Georgia's Environmental Protection Division has two separate air permit applications pending for Core Scientific facilities in Whitfield County — one at the company's 2205 Industrial South Rd campus and one for the 250,000 sq. foot facility under development on Old Tilton Road.

Billy Tew didn’t ease into the conversation. Before the formalities were even out of the way, the HydroDrags showrunner had already summed up his assessment of the Memorial Day weekend event at Sunset Cove Amphitheater in Boca Raton, Florida — a weekend that delivered record-setting performances on the water, but came with significant logistical and operational challenges behind the scenes.

When it comes to storing and launching a personal watercraft, most owners focus on convenience. But protecting the hull itself can be just as important, especially as modern PWCs continue to feature more aggressive designs, premium finishes, and painted surfaces.

A Whitfield County Superior Court judge on Thursday, June 4, will consider a series of bond validation requests tied to more than $15 billion in proposed data center financing. Under […]

A few years ago, Watercraft Journal took a closer look at Sea-Doo’s Uncharted Society program and the unique opportunities it offered riders to experience destinations from the water. Rather than focusing solely on selling personal watercraft, the program encouraged participants to explore coastlines, waterways, and destinations around the world aboard Sea-Doo watercraft through organized adventures and rentals.

How can a community meaningfully consent to change if most people never realize the conversation is occurring?

Editor's Note: A preliminary version of this story was published online June 2. This updated version includes additional information obtained from bond validation filings and related court records provided by Whitfield County Superior Court after the initial publication. In the coming weeks, the Dalton Daily Citizen will continue reporting on the pending bond validation proceedings, prior data-center-related bond issuances, and the potential impacts of those projects on Whitfield County.

Here’s this week’s WCJ Weekly Racing Roundup, where we break down what’s happening across the major PWC race series, look back at recent results, and set the stage for what’s coming next on the water.

A Whitfield County Superior Court judge on Thursday validated approximately $15.2 billion in taxable revenue bonds tied to four data center-related projects proposed through the Dalton-Whitfield County Joint Development Authority. […]