Dale Earnhardt's widow and oldest son clash over proposed data center on Earnhardt's land in North Carolina

The article discusses a dispute between Dale Earnhardt's widow, Teresa Earnhardt, and his oldest son, Kerry Earnhardt, over plans to build a data center on the Earnhardt estate in North Carolina. Teresa Earnhardt is seeking to industrialize 400 acres of the family's land, but Kerry Earnhardt has joined local opposition to this plan. The proposed data center has faced criticism from residents who are concerned about the potential impact on the environment and the character of the rural area. The article highlights the ongoing tensions within the Earnhardt family over the use of the land. While Teresa Earnhardt is pursuing a commercial development, Kerry Earnhardt has expressed his opposition, citing the need to preserve the legacy and natural beauty of the Earnhardt estate. The dispute underscores the complex issues surrounding the management and legacy of high-profile family estates, particularly when the interests of different family members may not align.