City Council Approves $1.25M AEDC Project
Amarillo City Council Approves Incentives for Local Business Expansion Approval ushers in 125 new jobs to the area economy The Amarillo City Council approved today the use of financial incentives…
Amarillo EDC Votes to Support Local Business Expansion, Bringing 125 Jobs
The Amarillo Economic Development Corporation (AEDC) Board of Directors announced today their support in the expansion of Amarillo-area business Asset Protection Unit. Over the next five years, the project will create more…
Workforce in focus: How the AEDC is taking steps to engage the local workforce
You’re only as strong as your team. And a company is only as strong as its workforce. We know businesses, cities, educators, non-profits and everyone in between is constantly looking…
Amarillo EDC Funding for Fairly Group to be Reinvested into the Community
The Amarillo Economic Development Corporation (EDC) today announced the reinvestment of funding originally awarded to the Fairly Group in an agreement reached in 2017. The agreement provided Fairly Group funds…
Amarillo Economy Recognizes Accelerated Growth in 2018
The Metro-Amarillo economy recognized an accelerated rate of growth in 2018, surging to 2.8%. In a report, released today by the Amarillo Economic Development Corporation (AEDC) and prepared by Mark…
Amarillo To Invest $69M in Construction of Texas Tech University School of Veterinary Medicine
Yesterday, the Amarillo City Council approved an amendment that could bring hundreds into Amarillo and shape the city as a foundation for educational growth. The amendment, which altered the 2016…
Xcel Energy Rolls Out New Certified Economic Development Sites
There’s a little P.T. Barnum in all of us. We all tend to think our hometown is the greatest show on earth. And while a good dose of hyperbole plays…
5 Tips To Up-size Your Business From Inc. Magazine
Being a small business isn’t always a downside. In business-friendly regions like Amarillo, small operations can use their size to their advantage, responding quickly to changing markets and customer needs…
Midsized Cities Better For Businesses, New Study Finds
Could living in a mid-sized city actually be advantageous for your business? According to a recent study, this may be the case.
What We Learned From The EShip Summit This Summer
The last time I talked at length about ecosystems was likely in my high school biology class. Or perhaps it was when I helped my son with his science project…