NASHVILLE, Tenn . – Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Bob Rolfe and Tyson Foods, Inc. (NYSE: TSN) officials noted today that the food processing company has completed an expansion at its existing operations in Union City.
We have launched an Obion County blog. This blog will feature local businesses, community members, and more! This is an exciting time to learn more about what makes Obion County so great. You can check out our blog at https://obioncounty.org/blog
Portis Tanner - Union City Insurance
George Leake - Obion County School System
Donnie Walton - Commercial Bank
Derek Giffin - Giffin Farms
Sherry Brown - First Citizens National Bank
Anna Graham - Union City Coca Cola
Craig Atwill - ATA CPA
David Searcy - Allen Searcy Builder Contractor
Amanda Jowers - Maness & Jowers Law Firm
Chris Rodgers Everett - Stewart Regional Airport
Clint Joiner - Jiffy Steamer
Scott Williams - Discovery Park of America
Natasha Pennington - Center Point Business Solutions
Julie Hill - UT Martin
Nicole Lee - Twin Oaks Technology
Chris McPhearson - Rawls Funeral Home
Randy Barnes - City of Union City
Frank Tucker - City of Union City
South Fulton High School
Valedictorian - Olivia Danielle Murphy
Salutatorian - Jenny Beth Brundige
Obion County Central High School
Valedictorian - Kaylee Michelle Cook
Salutatorian - Kyndall Grace Albright
Union City High School
Valedictorian - Hudson David Calfee
Salutatorian - Davie Kristin Townes
While we were physically apart this past month, we made sure that the voices of our local business community were heard. We launched the video above in place of our monthly V.I.B.E. event on May 19th. This video features local experts giving best practices and tips for social media posts, advertising, website, and more! Be sure to watch the workshop to get valuable information for your business.
Governor Bill Lee announced the final distribution of $10 million in Small and Rural Hospital Readiness Grants to support smaller hospitals that are facing financial strain due to the ongoing response to COVID-19.
Spread across 29 hospitals in 28 counties, the grants help smaller hospitals bridge funding gaps created by reduced patient volumes while federal funds become available. Baptist Memorial Hospital is a recipient of the readiness grant.
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