“The EDA investment announced today will enable the community of Brunswick to grow their aviation capabilities and businesses, creating jobs and economic growth for the region” said U.S. Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Economic Development Jay Williams.
Glynn County is about an hour from the Port of Savannah and many of the local industries, especially those in food production, consider the Port's close proximity a critical advantage
Georgia's Department of Economic Development got a crash course on why Brunswick and the Golden Isles are Georgia's Golden Opportunity.
Manufacturing accounts for well over 3,000 local jobs, with related industries like warehousing and logistics providing more than 1,000 additional jobs.
Work is officially under way on infrastructure for the Canal Crossing retail development. The activity follows months of delays while developers and Glynn County hashed out a complicated deal.
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Manufacturing in the United States may never return to the heights it reached in the 1980s, and the industries that come back onshore today are much more automated, creating fewer jobs overall. But these more skilled manufacturing jobs will still be a boon to the U.S. economy.
The Brunswick and Glynn County Development Authority has vision for economic success in Southeast Georgia. Here's a quick overview from The Brunswick News.
Georgia Governor Nathan Deal talks about how economic development and the film industry are continuing to thrive in the State of Georgia.
Gov. Nathan Deal announced today that Georgia-lensed feature film and television productions generated an economic impact of more than $6 billion during fiscal year 2015.
New inland terminal to open in 2018Officials gather to sign a Memorandum of Agreement establishing the Appalachian Regional Port, Tuesday, July 28, 2015, in Chatsworth, Ga. From left, CSX Executive Vice President Clarence […]
"Georgia's ports have seen phenomenal growth over the past fiscal year, due to a combination of West Coast cargo diversions, U.S. economic recovery and regional gateway shifts placing more demands on Georgia's terminals," said GPA Executive Director Curtis Foltz.