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The Iowa Lakes Corridor Development Corporation held its 13th annual Business Recognition Luncheon on Jan. 31 at the Clay County Regional Events Center. Curt Strouth, the ILCDC’s CEO, gave luncheon attendees an update on the ILCDC’s activities in 2023 and spoke about economic development activity taking place in the four counties which the ILCDC serves. Strouth said ILCDC believes there will be 18 business expansions in the region over the next three to five years.

The Iowa Lakes Corridor Development Corporation held its 13th annual Business Recognition Luncheon on Jan. 31 at the Clay County Regional Events Center. Curt Strouth, the ILCDC’s CEO, gave luncheon attendees an update on the ILCDC’s activities in 2023 and spoke about economic development activity taking place in the four counties that the ILCDC serves. Strouth said ILCDC believes there will be 18 business expansions in the region over the next three to five years.

The Iowa Lakes Corridor Development Corporation asked for $62,500 from the City of Spencer on Jan. 16. The request came from LCDC CEO Curt Strouth during a regular meeting of the Spencer City Council. Strouth said the organization needs the money to help support the LCDC’s ongoing economic development efforts. The request is for the same dollar amount the council approved last year.

Iowa Lakes Corridor Development Corporation President and CEO Curt Strouth (right) visited Keelson Harbour in Spirit Lake and spoke with Keelson Harbour’s Community Director Kelsey Mergen about possible growth options for the facility, along with advice to grow within the community. Strouth toured the Spirit Lake facility on Jan. 11 with guidance on several opportunities the Iowa Lake Corridor provides for the area. (Photo submitted)

In honor of Manufacturing Month in October, the Iowa Lakes Corridor kicked things off with a proclamation signing to support the manufacturing industry throughout the region. Several county supervisors, city officials and manufacturing representatives were present to support one another and share ideas. “Manufacturing is a sector of the biggest demographic of the workforce in the United States, which is insane to think about,” Iowa Lakes President and CEO Curt Strouth said.