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Region: Middle Tennessee

State Announces Launch of Southern Middle and Upper Cumberland Music Census

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The Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development (TNECD), Tennessee Entertainment Commission (TEC), Tennessee Department of Tourist Development (TDTD), Upper Cumberland Tourism and Experience Tennessee are joining forces to announce the Southern Middle and Upper Cumberland Music Census, an initiative designed to bring musicians, venues, music industry professionals and music nonprofits across Middle Tennessee together to gain a better understanding of the region’s music ecosystem.

Lumber Liquidators to Relocate Headquarters and Warehousing Operations to Tennessee

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, Deputy Gov. and Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Stuart C. McWhorter and Lumber Liquidators officials announced today the company will relocate its corporate headquarters and warehousing operations to Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, from Richmond, Virginia. Lumber Liquidators will create 76 jobs and invest $32.4 million in Lawrence County. […]

Recticel Group Selects Tennessee for First U.S. Insulated Panels Facility

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Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, Deputy Gov. and Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Stuart C. McWhorter, and Recticel Group officials announced recently that the company has selected Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee, as the location for its first Insulated Panels manufacturing facility in the U.S.

Korea Zinc Selects Tennessee for First U.S. Operations, Announces $6.6 Billion Investment

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Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, Deputy Gov. and Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Stuart C. McWhorter and Korea Zinc Chairman Yun B. Choi announced that the company will invest more than $6.6 billion in new production facilities in Clarksville and Gordonsville, Tennessee. The announcement, made by the world’s leading comprehensive nonferrous metal manufacturer, represents the company’s first U.S. locations and the largest single private corporate investment made in state history.

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