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By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. IDA acquires Grande View tract The Effingham County Industrial Development Authority acquired property off Old Augusta Road for the development of an industrial park. - photo by Photo submitted
SPRINGFIELD The stage for industrial production in Effingham County is getting bigger.
The Effingham County Industrial Development Authority (IDA) recently acquired 448 acres off Old Augusta Road near the Fort Howard Road roundabout in Rincon. The IDA purchased the tract, called Grande View, from the Effingham County Board of Commissioners.
The board of commissioners, per a contract, bought the property from private developers after water and sewer lines weren’t run to it by an agreed upon date.
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By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. AeroDynamic Aviation Inc. set to expand This is a rendering by Kern & Company of the new 40,000-square-foot facility to be built on Ga. Hwy 21 in Springfield. - photo by Photo submitted
SPRINGFIELD Steady growth in the aerospace sector over the past six years has prompted a local aerospace parts manufacturer to expand its footprint in Effingham County.
AeroDynamic Aviation Inc., a supplier of subassembly interior parts for a regional luxury aircraft manufacturer, has announced the acquisition of a 17-acre site on Ga. Hwy 21 in Springfield to quadruple its footprint from 9,000 to 40,000 square feet. This expansion will allow AeroDynamic to increase production and add new machines and capabilities to its product line and should be complete by the summer of 2021.
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By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. OmniTRAX pledges 100,00 meals for coastal Georgians Justin Strickland, director of Industrial Development, OmniTRAX (from left); Bandt Herndon, CEO, Effingham County Industrial Development Authority; Scott Rogers, analyst-ndustrial Development, Broe Real Estate Group; Jacob Lewis, locomotive engineer, Savannah Industrial Transportation, OmniTRAX; Mary Jane Crouch, executive director, Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia; James Tilton, general manager, Savannah Industrial Transportation, OmniTRAX; Gord Anutooshkin, COO, OmniTRAX; and Kelli Dunn, vice president, Operations, OmniTRAX - photo by Photo submitted
SAVANNAH – OmniTRAX Inc. and its affiliate, Savannah Gateway Industrial Hub, are funding 100,000 meals to help America’s Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia