Rowan in Medina County

08/20/2026

As always, we are so grateful to be part of this community. Thank you to Lytle ISD for giving our team a chance to share a few words. Good luck to the students, teachers, staff, and families this year!

Go Pirates!

08/07/2026

It's that time of year again! Rowan was proud to sponsor lunch for the amazing staff at Lytle ISD during their annual Convocation.

Over the past 18 months, we've had the privilege of partnering with Lytle ISD in many meaningful ways. We've celebrated the opening of the STEM Center at Lytle Elementary, participated in student career days, worked alongside district leadership on educational initiatives, and had the opportunity to meet so many talented students who represent the future of Medina County.

We wish all the teachers and staff a wonderful school year and can't wait for the next partnership.

Rowan Digital shared a presentation during lunch.

07/04/2026

This Independence Day, we celebrate the spirit of innovation that has driven our nation's progress for 250 years.

At Rowan, we're proud to partner with Medina County to build the digital infrastructure that will power the next generation of American ingenuity, opportunity, and economic growth. Together, we're honoring our shared history while helping unlock the next 250 years of progress.

From all of us at Rowan, we wish you and your family a safe and happy Fourth of July.

06/29/2026

Nothing better than gathering around the table with neighbors!

Last week, we welcomed more than 100 community members to Outlaw seafood bar & grill for an evening of delicious food and conversation. We were especially grateful to have Keith Lutz, Medina County Judge join us and spend time with residents, local leaders, and our team.

Thank you to everyone who came out to ask questions, share ideas, and help shape the future of Medina County. Strong communities are built through open dialogue, and we're proud to continue those conversations together.

Learn more about our project here: www.rowanmedina.com.

06/29/2026

Our sincere thanks to the team at Lytle ISD for their enduring partnership. Superintendent Breithaupt's signature on the Project Cinco beam serves as a lasting reminder of what we're building together: empowered communities, an enhanced quality of life, and responsible development that creates lasting value.

06/22/2026

Happy Father’s Day to all the incredible dads in Medina County!

We enjoyed celebrating the occasion by handing out Father’s Day cards to neighbors near our project and thanking the fathers who help make this community such a great place to live, work, and raise a family. We’re grateful for the opportunity to connect and celebrate alongside you.

Learn more about our work in the community at www.rowanmedina.com.

06/09/2026

Rowan was proud to sponsor the Lytle ISD New Teacher Luncheon as we welcomed educators who will help shape the future of this community.

Teachers play a vital role in creating opportunities for students to learn, grow, and succeed, and we're grateful for the chance to support them as they look to the new school year.

We are so grateful for our deep partnership with Lytle ISD and the families they serve!

Learn more about our community engagement work on www.rowanmedina.com.

Ruben Gonzalez, Honorary Lytle Pirate

06/02/2026

We spend a lot of time talking with communities, elected leaders, and utility partners about energy demand and the impact of data center growth.

One question comes up often: Do data centers increase electricity rates?

A new analysis from Energy and Environmental Economics, Inc. reviewed more than 10 studies and found no consistent link between data center growth and higher consumer electricity costs.

In several cases, data centers generated surplus utility revenues that can help spread system costs across a larger customer base.

As communities plan for the future, it's important that conversations about energy are grounded in facts and data.

Read the full report: https://lnkd.in/e6z-MwNa

05/20/2026

Rowan prioritizes the responsible use of water at every step. That is why we're using a fully closed loop cooling system that will not require a continuous supply of water beyond a small amount for the health and hygiene of our employees onsite.

This project is also water POSITIVE — meaning we're returning more water to the aquifer than we use. We're able to do this in collaboration with our hyperscale partner through an investment in the Edwards Aquifer Conservancy Groundwater Conservation Program. Learn more about it in the video below!

05/18/2026

Data centers are portals of opportunity for Texans. These are long-term, quality jobs at extremely competitive wages.

Thank you to all the folks that came out to our recent job fair and connected with our construction team, led by Turner Construction Company.

Keep an eye out for future events in Medina County!