LYRIQ sets the standard for the future of Cadillac Launch marks another milestone in GM’s commitment to all-electric future DETROIT – Today, General Motors marks another major milestone in its commitment to an all-electric future as Cadillac formally celebrates the beginning of retail production of the 2023 Cadillac LYRIQ at GM’s Spring Hill, Tennessee, assembly plant. GM President Mark Reuss, Cadillac Vice President …
2022 Annual Meeting
We had an incredible turnout at our 2022 Annual Meeting and enjoyed spending time with all of you! Annual Meeting is our time to celebrate our accomplishments, but more importantly, it is our opportunity to celebrate you. Without our members and partners nothing we do could be accomplished. Since 1999 Maury Alliance has helped to grow Maury County through business …
Support Needed for Broadband Access in Rural Maury County
Maury County is seeking letters of support to secure a Broadband Access Grant for rural Maury County. Maury County is currently the fastest growing county in the State of Tennessee and today, over 7,000 residents have no access to the Internet through Broadband. Internet is vital for education, tele-health, economic development as well as public safety. By sending a …
2022 Legislative Agenda & Weekly Updates
The Maury County Chamber and Economic Alliance has an advocacy partnership with the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce, Rutherford County Chamber, Hendersonville Area Chamber and the Dickson County Chamber. This advocacy partnership provides the means for an expanded and more influential effort to advocate on issues that are important to the business community of Middle Tennessee. Members from all partnering …
Fiberon to Establish Operations in Maury County
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Bob Rolfe and Fiberon officials announced today the company will establish new manufacturing and distribution operations in Columbia, Tennessee. Fiberon, a subsidiary of Fortune Brands Home & Security, Inc., will create 310 new jobs over the next five years. Founded in North Carolina in 1997, Fiberon …
MCPS Recruiting Employers for Work-Based Learning
Dr. Lori Brown, Director of College, Career, and Technical Education at Maury County Public Schools is currently recruiting employers for their 2022 Work-Based Learning Program. The Maury County School District Work-Based Learning (WBL) Program offers the opportunity for students to gain hands-on “21st century” workplace skills and to test their academic knowledge in the real world. The WBL program has …
Tennessee Wins State of the Year Award
Business Facilities announced the 2021 States of the Year awards – Tennessee won Best Dealmaker! Virginia was named the state with the Overall Best Business Climate and Massachusetts was named the state with the Best Workforce/Educational System. The winners will be highlighted in the January/February issue of Business Facilities. This isn’t a surprise for us considering Tennessee is comprised of …
Faurecia Interior Systems to Expand Maury County Operations
Governor Lee, Commissioner Rolfe Announce Faurecia Interior Systems to Expand Maury County Operations NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Bob Rolfe and Faurecia officials announced today that the automotive components manufacturer will expand its operations, creating 171 new jobs in Spring Hill. Located at 3555 Cleburne Road, Faurecia will invest $18 million to …
Maury County ranks No. 1 in incoming investment in Tennessee
Story by Kerri Bartlett — The Daily Herald Maury County is making its way to the top of the list in growth and prosperity yet again after ranking as No. 1 for the most incoming investments in Tennessee, according to a Gross Domestic Product study by Smart Asset, a financial technology company. A SmartAsset study measured growth in Gross Domestic Product (GDP), new …
‘Secret’s out’: How Maury County became the fastest growing county in Tennessee
Story by Kerri Bartlett — The Daily HeraldPhoto by Mike Christen — The Daily Herald Lifelong resident of Columbia Don Morrow, 66, remembers riding his bike up Golston Hill as a youngster, where apartments now sit overlooking James Campbell Boulevard. The back drop back then was wide open green space, rolling hills and a massive sunset that illuminated the city of Columbia. …