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Mary Cantrell

Mary Cantrell

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Reporter, The Big Bend Sentinel

Marfa

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  • AI data center could be coming to Marfa

    By Mary Cantrell Verified| The Big Bend Sentinel Verified Local officials are privy to the proposal but lack details on key factors like water use PRESIDIO COUNTY — Marfa grasslands, long inhabited by grazing cattle, could soon be the site of a multi-million dollar data center established to meet the growing demand for artificial intelligence if preliminary plans progress. Presidio County and City of Marfa officials have recently gleaned project details from Open Origin, the energy generation and distribution company developing the proposal.

    By Mary Cantrell Verified · The Big Bend Sentinel

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • AEP proposes new substation on Oak Street, prompting resident backlash

    By Mary Cantrell Verified| The Big Bend Sentinel Verified MARFA — American Electric Power (AEP) is proposing to build a new, much larger, substation on Oak Street, catty-corner to the existing substation’s current location, and is seeking a rezone in the process, prompting backlash from neighborhood residents who oppose the industrialization of residential property.

    By Mary Cantrell Verified · The Big Bend Sentinel

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • City Hall shake up: Marfa city manager axed

    By Mary Cantrell Verified| The Big Bend Sentinel Verified MARFA — Marfa City Council members voted to terminate City Manager Andrea Walter at a special council meeting held on Tuesday at noon, effective immediately. Walter was given an hour to collect her things and will receive severance pay for three months. It was not immediately clear why Walter was fired. Mayor Manny Baeza declined to provide further details, stating that “we don’t discuss personnel issues.” Walter declined to comment.

    By Mary Cantrell Verified · The Big Bend Sentinel

    Apr. 16, 2025

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The Big Bend Sentinel

An effort to reimagine the future of independent community journalism out in Far West Texas.

Marfa, United States

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