News
13 May 2024
News
by NEWS-TOPIC STAFF
CALDWELL COUNTY — Caldwell County Economic Development celebrated local industries that significantly contribute to the economic prosperity and vitality of the community during Economic Development Week, according to a press release from the county. With a focus on acknowledging achievements, fostering collaboration and strategizing for future growth, Economic Development Week underscores the paramount importance of inclusive and sustainable economic initiatives, according to the press release. “Caldwell County continues to distinguish itself as a hub for thriving businesses and a desirable community for residents,” read a statement in the press release. According to data sourced from the Economic Policy Institute’s Family Budget Map and the Average Private Sector Wage from NC Department of Commerce, the county ranks as the eighth most affordable county in North Carolina for families with children and the eleventh for those without. To read the full story click here.
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