St. Pete lunar startup unveils groundbreaking payload

St. Petersburg-based Lonestar Data Holdings’ leadership decided to think outside the box, literally and figuratively, when preparing for a second mission to the Moon.

The company’s Freedom payload represents the unprecedented intersection of space and architectural innovation. Lonestar partnered with Denmark-based Bjarke Ingels Group to design what will become the first lunar data center in history later this year.

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Catching up with: Robin Nicholson, the James Museum

One year into his tenure as executive director at the James Museum of Western and Wildlife Art, Robin Nicholson is still like a kid in a candy store. “I can’t think of another American city of this size that has so many art museums within walking distance of each other,” he says.

Still, the new guy arrived with goals, including bringing more attention and focus to what the James Museum actually is, and what it does. And how to get more visitors in the door.

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