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BREVARD — Raybow USA, the American operations of Raybow Pharmaceutical, announced today plans to invest $15.8 million in its existing Brevard headquarters. Read Story »
Tags: economic development | jobs
New employers could invest a total of $43 million and create 210 jobs if the Henderson County Board of Commissioners authorizes economic development incentives totaling $1,096,000 over five years later this month. Read Story »
Tags: economic development | Henderson County Partnership for Economic Development | economic development incentives
ASHEVILLE — Pratt & Whitney announced plans last week to invest $650 million through 2027 in a new manufacturing facility that will create 800 new jobs in Buncombe County. Read Story »
Tags: economic development | labor | Pratt & Whitney
Western North Carolina is among the possible sites that Mahindra, the Indian automotive and tractor maker, could select for a plant that would employ 2,000 people, the Charlotte Observer reports. Read Story »
Tags: industry | economic development | automotive | Mahindra | carmakers
Two manufacturers are considering adding a total of 71 new jobs in exchange for economic development incentives over seven years. Read Story »
Tags: economic development | Henderson County Partnership for Economic Development
Henderson County may be getting a new manufacturing plant that would employ 26 people after investing $3.2 million in construction and equipment. Read Story »
Tags: economic development | Henderson County Partnership for Economic Development
The Henderson County Board of Commissioners will take up a proposal next week to grant $365,940 in economic incentives for a $30 million expansion that would preserve jobs at Meritor Heavy Vehicle Systems, a manufacturer of truck axles and braking systems in Fletcher. Read Story »
Tags: economic development | Henderson County Partnership for Economic Development
The Mills River Town Board last week accepted a recommendation on affordable housing like it was a hot potato. Read Story »
Tags: Mills River | housing | economy | economic development
Tags: economic development | local government borrowing | banking | local government budgets
To better express what's at stake, the Friends of Ecusta Trail should go ahead and change the name of the proposed greenway to the Jobs Creating Tourism Promoting Economic Development Fueling Exercise Inducing Greenway. Read Story »
Tags: economic development | Ecusta Trail | bicycling | 2014 Board of Commissioners election
FLETCHER — Gov. Pat McCrory is scheduled to visit Fletcher Friday to celebrate the opening of an 80,000-square-foot expansion of the Continental Teves Inc. plant to manufacture its electronic parking brake. Read Story »
Tags: economic development | Henderson County Partnership for Economic Development | Gov. Pat McCrory
Henderson County's gain was Indiana's loss last week when ASG-Shorewood announced that it would expand its East Flat Rock plant. Read Story »
Tags: economic development | Henderson County Partnership for Economic Development | Shorewood
EAST FLAT ROCK — ASG (AGI Shorewood), a global packaging company that specializes in consumer products packaging, announced Tuesday that it plans to expand the company's East Flat Rock plant and add 50 jobs. Read Story »
Tags: economic development | Henderson County Partnership for Economic Development | Shorewood | East Flat Rock
The Henderson County Board of Commissioners is looking at two proposed economic incentive agreements for new businesses or business expansions. Read Story »
Tags: Henderson County Commissioners | industry | economic development | Henderson County Partnership for Economic Development
The value of new residential construction is up 29 percent so far in 2013 while commercial building is running behind last year's level, Henderson County building inspections records show. Read Story »
Tags: housing | economy | economic development | construction
AdvantageWest, the industry-recruiting agency that serves 23 counties in Western North Carolina, plans to identify new revenue sources and use cash reserves to survive a 70 percent cut in state money. Read Story »
Tags: industry | economic development | AdvantageWest
Tags: economic development | Gov. Pat McCrory
The CEO of AdvantageWest, the economic development agency that would be dissolved under legislation progressing in the state Senate, said the agency has been an effective and innovative business recruiter. Read Story »
Tags: industry | economic development | AdvantageWest
FLETCHER — Borg Warner is considering a $24 million expansion that will add 80 jobs at its Cane Creek Industrial Park plant, the Henderson County Board of Commissioners said in announcing a public hearing for nearly $600,000 in economic development incentives. Read Story »
Tags: Fletcher | economic development | BorgWarner
A year ago, if you walked into a convenience store in Horse Shoe, Tuxedo or Edneyville, you couldn't buy a six-pack of beer or a bottle of wine. Read Story »
Tags: economy | economic development | Sierra Nevada | Historic Downtown Hendersonville | Saint Paul Mountain Vineyards | Burntshirt Vineyards
ETOWAH — The Henderson County Board of Commissioners, cast in a caretaker role for the failed Seven Falls development, has authorized engineers to move ahead with roads and utility lines on the scarred land. Read Story »
Tags: economic development | ECO | Seven Falls | Keith Vinson | environment
On the front page of the July 4 Hendersonville Lightning we told the story of Jonathan Butler and his plans to build a business incubator on the Landmark property on Church Street at Sixth Avenue. Read Story »
Tags: economic development | Jonathan Butler | Biz611 | Henderson County Partnership for Economic Development
Jonathan Butler sees sustainability in the simplest of devices. Read Story »
Tags: economic development | Jonathan Butler | Biz611 | Ken Gaylord | Black Hawk Construction | Henderson County Partnership for Economic Development
City officials and business leaders on Friday will cut the ribbon on the improvements to the 300-400 blocks of North Main Street and dedicate the city's new Gateway Park, which has a new patriotic spirit thanks to a local businessman. Read Story »
Tags: hendersonville | Hendersonville City Council | HonorAir | Jeff Miller | economic development | Hendersonville City Manager Bo Ferguson