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  • Tenax plans $1 million in upgrades, new jobs at rural Conecuh plant

    Tenax plans $1 million in upgrades, new jobs at rural Conecuh plant

    EVERGREEN, Alabama — Tenax Corp. plans to invest $1 million on improvements and new production machinery at its manufacturing facility in Evergreen, where it has operated for three decades, according to Conecuh County Economic Development. In addition, Tenax will create eight to 12 additional jobs tied to a new initiative to make the Evergreen facility…

    March 18, 2022
  • University programs put spotlight on rural Alabama communities 

    University programs put spotlight on rural Alabama communities 

    Universities across Alabama are engaged in a number of activities that offer promising developments for the state’s rural communities and the key industries that power their economies. For example, Auburn University’s College of Veterinary Medicine is the site of a new program that will study diseases among livestock that pose a threat to public health,…

    March 8, 2022
  • Rural Alabama project pipeline sparks new growth — and optimism

    Rural Alabama project pipeline sparks new growth — and optimism

    ROANOKE, Alabama — Bryant Whaley, the top economic developer for Randolph County, is riding the momentum. Despite the disruptions of a global pandemic, this rural county in eastern Alabama has seen three major corporate growth projects since August 2020, creating over 330 jobs. Whaley, executive director of the Randolph County Economic Development Authority, is optimistic…

    March 2, 2022
  • Bonnie Plants opens expanded greenhouse facilities after Alabama expansion

    Bonnie Plants opens expanded greenhouse facilities after Alabama expansion

    UNION SPRINGS, Alabama — Bonnie Plants, the nation’s largest grower of vegetable and herb plants for home gardens, today unveiled a multimillion-dollar expansion and upgrade of the company’s greenhouse facilities in rural Bullock County. Opelika-based Bonnie Plants said the new growing and distribution facilities in Union Springs are designed to strengthen e-commerce operations and improve production,…

    February 28, 2022
  • Humminbird kicks off construction on expansion project at Alabama facility

    Humminbird kicks off construction on expansion project at Alabama facility

    EUFAULA, Alabama — Humminbird, a leading maker of marine electronics products, officially launched construction work on a multimillion-dollar expansion project at its Eufaula facility to allow the company to meet strong consumer demand for its technologies. The expansion project will increase the production and assembly areas at the Alabama plant by 25%. The project is…

    December 21, 2021
  • Priester’s Pecans, landmark Alabama brand, plans to harvest future growth

    Priester’s Pecans, landmark Alabama brand, plans to harvest future growth

    FORT DEPOSIT, Alabama – For more than 85 years, Priester’s Pecans has helped families across Alabama and beyond celebrate the holidays, and the Lowndes County company continues to write new chapters in its storied history. The pecan processor and handmade candy operation is in the middle of its busiest time of the year, as more…

    December 20, 2021
  • Fill your holiday table with bounty from rural Alabama

    Fill your holiday table with bounty from rural Alabama

    From juicy turkeys to decadent desserts, Alabama’s rural counties can help fill your holiday table with a tasty spread. Small farms, major food manufacturers and longtime family businesses contribute to the bounty, while also being key drivers of jobs, investment and economic growth in their communities. “The companies behind some of Alabama’s most beloved flavors…

    December 17, 2021
  • Ferroglobe unit sets plan to restart silicon metal facility in Selma

    Ferroglobe unit sets plan to restart silicon metal facility in Selma

    SELMA, Alabama — Alabama officials announced today Globe Metallurgical Inc. (GMI),  a subsidiary of Ferroglobe PLC, a leading producer of silicon metal and specialty alloys, is moving forward with a plan to restart an idled silicon metal facility in Selma. The Dallas County facility will employ about 100 people and conduct business with 150 local…

    December 15, 2021
  • Bet on rural tech jobs pays off with new Alabama HQ for Provalus

    Bet on rural tech jobs pays off with new Alabama HQ for Provalus

    BREWTON, Alabama – Provalus, an information technology services firm that seeks to tap talent in underserved communities, has opened a 55,000-square-foot headquarters in Brewton, a small city located in rural South Alabama. Governor Kay Ivey joined company leaders and local officials at a ceremony this week to mark the official opening of the new Provalus…

    December 10, 2021
  • Donated Mercedes SUVs add horsepower to auto training programs

    Donated Mercedes SUVs add horsepower to auto training programs

    VANCE, Alabama – As Mercedes-Benz U.S. International continues to expand its $6 billion Alabama auto assembly operation, the company is also investing in schools and training programs across the state, including those in rural counties. In turn, the schools and training programs are helping to fill the automaker’s worker pipeline, a crucial part of its…

    December 2, 2021
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