Wichita Falls Approves Zoning Change for Data Center Development

October 9, 2026

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Developer Mark Calvano has secured a zoning change in Wichita Falls, Texas, paving the way for future data center projects. This move positions the city as a potential hub for data center activity, which could attract investment and create jobs. Stakeholders should monitor how this development influences local infrastructure and economic growth.

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