Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee and Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Stuart C. McWhorter announced today 11 new Site Development Grant recipients.
The Assistant Vice President and Chief Economic Development Director, Victoria Hirschberg, recently spoke at Rotary about the impact of economic prosperity for Tennesseans through economic development.
The class visited the Obion County JEDC and Chamber of Commerce, toured Excel Boats, Everett-Stewart Regional Airport, Full Stop Aviation, and Final Flight.
Obion County Schools is proud to announce that Obion County Central High School has earned the prestigious FAFSA Champion Designation for the 2023-2024 academic year!
Site Selection Group, a full-service location advisory, economic incentives, and real estate services firm, helps manufacturing companies find the optimal location by employing an objective top-down approach to site selection.
Check out the newest Little Free Libraries in Obion County—visit the Gazebo in Kenton to grab a book (or a few!) and stop by Obion City Hall to leave a book or take one to enjoy!
Eleven Tennessee community colleges and TCATs have been awarded federal Perkins Grants to support career and technical education programs, enhancing opportunities for students across the state.
On October 16, the TCED Alumni Group (TAG) had its first event since the pandemic at Maple Hall in Knoxville, providing a wonderful opportunity for alumni, partners and friends of the TCED program to reconnect.
Baptist Memorial Hospital in Union City has been named among the top 15 in America's Best-in-State Hospitals 2025, a prestigious list presented by Newsweek and Statista.