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SEDCO awards J.P. Hart $227,000 for employment growth
Jul 2, 2019, Michael Hutchins/Herald Democrat J.P. Hart Lumber announced plans to expand the Texas-based lumber business to Sherman in the early part of 2018. As an incentive for the company, Sherman Economic Development Corporation offered the company more than $400,000 to be paid out as the company built its Sherman base. SEDCO made good on that Read More
AMP, Manufacturing Consortium receive $1.3M in grants
Apr 17, 2019, Drew Smith, Herald Democrat: Area industries, educators and economic developers celebrated the state’s decision Wednesday to fund $1.3 million in local staff-training opportunities and equipment purchases. Representatives of the Advanced Manufacturing Consortium and the Advanced Manufacturing Program gathered at Grayson College, where Texas Workforce Commissioner Robert Thomas presented each group with its Read More
SEDCO recognized for 2018 accomplishments
Mar 25, 2019, Herald Democrat: The Sherman Economic Development Corp. recently celebrated its inclusion among an annual list of recognized economic organizations across the state. SEDCO was formally named to the Texas Economic Development Council’s 2018 Economic Excellence Recognition program on Feb. 21 at the council’s legislative conference in Austin. The list includes 50 other Read More
SEDCO unveils rail line concept for Progress Park
Mar 19, 2019, Drew Smith, Herald Democrat: In an effort to make Progress Park a more attractive site for businesses with railway-access needs, the Sherman Economic Development Corp. unveiled a $2.27 million conceptual track system Tuesday that is meant to show prospective companies how the freight infrastructure could be built into their property at the Read More
AMP students, mentors work together at mid-year celebration
Jan 24, 2019, William Wadsack, Herald Democrat: With the school year a little more than halfway through, participants in the Advanced Manufacturing Program got the chance Thursday to celebrate all they’ve already accomplished. The 79 AMP students from five area high schools — Sherman High, Denison High, S&S Consolidated High, Pottsboro High and Whitesboro High Read More