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F&P Georgia announces expansion - Vimarsana News

F&P Georgia announces expansion

Tuesday, October 31, 2023--11:35 a.m. -David Crowder, WRGA News- More good news on the economic development front. Yesterday it was announced that Microsoft will be making a $1 billion investment and creating 150 high-paying new jobs in Rome with the opening of a data center campus on 3

Microsoft to Invest $1 Billion for Data Center in Rome - Vimarsana News

Microsoft to Invest $1 Billion for Data Center in Rome

The Rome-Floyd County Development Authority announced on Monday that Microsoft has announced a new data center that will be housed on Huffaker Road.

Heavy Industrial rezoning application for Huffaker Road withdrawn, architect for ag. center approved - Vimarsana News

Heavy Industrial rezoning application for Huffaker Road withdrawn, architect for ag. center approved

Wednesday, October 25, 2023--9:40 a.m. -David Crowder, WRGA News- Missy Kendrick A rezoning request for property at 4805 Huffaker Road was withdrawn by the applicant during Tuesday’s Floyd County Commission meeting. The application to change the zoning on the 42-acre site from Agricultur

International Paper in Coosa to Invest $100 Million in Plant Upgrades - Vimarsana News

International Paper in Coosa to Invest $100 Million in Plant Upgrades

International Paper Co. in Coosa announced on Tuesday that they will soon undergo a $100 million expansion. In part of a bond package that was approved by the…

Georgia manufacturers defend tax incentives - Vimarsana News

Georgia manufacturers defend tax incentives

ATLANTA – Georgia manufacturing executives and a local economic developer defended the state’s tax incentives Wednesday to a legislative committee formed to determine whether Georgians are getting a healthy return