Business

Aspen Aerogels has just secured a $670.6 million conditional loan commitment from the U.S. Department of Energy to build a second aerogel manufacturing facility in Register, Georgia, which is set to create hundreds of new jobs and support the electric vehicle industry's push towards zero-emissions.

Statesboro City Council approved a lower 8.725 mills increase after several hours of debate and discussion led to a tie-breaking vote by Mayor Jonathan McCollar. Read about this and all business covered by the Council at its September 17 regular meeting.

Maria Proctor has opened Mirror on Main, located at 65 E. Main Street, a one-stop shop for women's clothing, shoes, and accessories. They will be having a two-day grand opening celebration on October 5 and 6, starting at 10:00am. The first 25 women will get a swag bag, and there will be giveaways throughout the weekend.

Founded in 1963, Bulloch Fertilizer has grown from a small family business into a trusted leader in agriculture and turf management. Now led by the second and third generations of the Anderson family, the company continues to uphold its commitment to innovation, integrity, and customer service.

The Johnson Street Habitat for Humanity property, which includes the Habitat Bulloch office and Spike's ReStore, is now under contract. The ReStore will host special sales to move out inventory before the official closure of the store next month.

The City of Statesboro Business Commission is hosting a “Beans & Business” forum on September 10, 2024, at Cool Beanz Espresso Bar, offering local entrepreneurs and small business owners a valuable opportunity to engage with city staff about business regulations and network with peers.

Georgia's economic development strategy continues to prioritize rural areas, with over $20 billion in investments and significant job creation outside the Atlanta metro area, reflecting a commitment by Governor Brian Kemp to enhance regional economic opportunities.

The partnership realizes a historic moment for Eagles Athletics with The Sack Company logo now appearing on Evans Family Field at Allen E. Paulson Stadium.

Ogeechee Riverkeeper wants the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to ‘show its work’ about the effects of water withdrawal for the 2,500-acre site.

Georgia Southern University’s Business Innovation Group (BIG) celebrated a major milestone on Tuesday with the grand opening of its newly expanded incubator in downtown Statesboro. The ribbon-cutting event marked the culmination of a collaborative effort to transform the space into a vibrant hub for entrepreneurial growth and innovation.