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By Akos Kovach Contrary to what many seem to believe, ‘economic development’ is not a contact sport. Neither is ‘economic development’ a contest or competition. It is, therefore, essential to educate oneself about ‘economic development’. Much like learning how to participate in a team activity, the roles, the dynamics, and the functionality of the...
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By Alison Van Gorp, SEAGO Pathways Single Source Renewables LLC has generously partnered with SEAGO’s Pathways Out of Poverty Program to complete the installation of a 34.65kW photovoltaic (PV) generating facility at the Douglas Fairgrounds. This unique opportunity has allowed several Pathways students pursuing careers in solar energy to obtain valuable hands-on experience while...
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Graham County and the City of Safford have received notification from the State of Arizona Department of Housing that the state have reserved $1,989,972 to be used to replace the water infrastructure in Solomon. The funding comes from CDBG Colonias Set-aside Funding to be used in Colonias Designated Communities, of which Solomon qualifies. The...
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It’s fall and the first thought that comes to mind is; no not Halloween, but EPA Grant proposals. The funding announcement came from EPA on September 28, 2011. Proposals for Assessment, Cleanup, and Revolving Loan Fund grants must be postmarked by November 28, 2011. If you have never submitted a grant application for the...
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There are many terms used in business that can be confusing or overwhelming for those who are new to the business environment. This page contains a list of some common business terms and phrases that can help entrepreneurs and even more experienced business owners communicate better with bankers, vendors and other business partners. ...
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By Dr. David Torres University of Arizona ProjectGreen, Southeastern Arizona- Sonora University of Arizona, South Commerce students are taking action to create something macro from something that exists on a micro-scale. These students, faculty and regional volunteers are linking together public agencies, local growers and businesses to develop an enhanced farm/ranch-to-market delivery system in...
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By Bob Nilson Benson Visitor Center Director Union Pacific Railroad’s Steam Locomotive No. 844 will make a historic stop in Benson on Thursday, Nov. 10 at 11:01 a.m. It will depart for Vail at 11:30 a.m. The train will stop near the Amtrak Stop at Patagonia and 4th Street in downtown Benson. The City...
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The sixth annual Arizona Entrepreneurship Conference, “Paths to Growth: Mobile, Local, Social,” will be held Wednesday, Nov. 16, at the Desert Willow Conference Center in Phoenix. This year’s comprehensive event schedule runs a full-day from 7-7. More information and registration are online at azentrepreneurship.com/ FYI. “The annual event is a way to provide effective...
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On Nov. 16, the U.S. Commercial Service and UPS will be accompanying companies from Arizona to an Expo hosted at the Masterlock facility in Nogales, Sonora, where over 35 maquilas will be present. In light of higher wages and longer lead times in places such as China, the maquilas are keen on sourcing locally,...
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An extensive national search has resulted in the naming of Barry Albrecht as the first president of the newly restructured Lawton Industrial Foundation (LIF). Albrecht is an 18-year economic development veteran from Arizona, and is presently the CEO of the Central Arizona Regional Economic Development Foundation (CAREDF). Prior to his position in Central Arizona,...
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