12 February 2026
Episode 51 - Greg Roberts - Moscow Village Administrator and Clermont Historian - E51
Ep. 51 — Brown County Mega Site, Daring Horse Rescue, and an Interview with Greg Roberts.
We start with a developing story in Mt. Orab and Brown County, where residents are demanding answers about a 1,000+ acre “mega site” that many suspect is tied to a data center project. NDAs, unclear ownership, and visible site activity have only added fuel to the fire. From there, we zoom out to Ohio House Bill 646, which would create a temporary state commission to study data centers and their impacts on the grid, water, noise/light, and more.
Other headlines include:
We wrap with events from around the county, including Hearts Afire Weekend in Loveland, maple sugaring hikes, live music in Milford, library programs, a home buying seminar, tree care, and (my personal favorite name of the week) “Hiking for Lichen.”
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We start with a developing story in Mt. Orab and Brown County, where residents are demanding answers about a 1,000+ acre “mega site” that many suspect is tied to a data center project. NDAs, unclear ownership, and visible site activity have only added fuel to the fire. From there, we zoom out to Ohio House Bill 646, which would create a temporary state commission to study data centers and their impacts on the grid, water, noise/light, and more.
Other headlines include:
- Bethel-Tate Schools placing a replacement operating levy on the May 5, 2026 ballot
- A Monroe Township rescue that feels extremely on-brand for Clermont County: firefighters pulling a horse out of an icy pool
- A progress update on Loveland’s PFAS (“forever chemicals”) treatment project, including a clip from Chris Wojnicz on the Loveland Beacon podcast as the city hits a major design milestone
We wrap with events from around the county, including Hearts Afire Weekend in Loveland, maple sugaring hikes, live music in Milford, library programs, a home buying seminar, tree care, and (my personal favorite name of the week) “Hiking for Lichen.”
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