A Sea Of Red

County. Anybody know this guy?

http://www.newsadvance.com/news/busines ... f6878.html

Once again, LU, indirectly, is bailing out the city, whether they like it or not.

Cider Jim wrote:Once again, LU, indirectly, is bailing out the city, whether they like it or not.

Not to put a damper on the LU ties, but Scales is from Lynchburg; I doubt if Liberty had as much to do with this as other local factors. I'd imagine that the site can't be beat for a company that will probably be shipping sand by rail and I have no doubt that there have been some government dollars offered as an incentive. I would bet money, though, that this doesn't pan out the way local economic dev't officials are predicting. The last announcement like this was a semiconductor business out of NoVa that bought property on Kemper Street with plenty of government incentives. The business never really got off the ground and the building was torn down a few months ago for a road project.
Yes, I am cynical, especially in regards to the local economic development office.