by Linzy Browne | Announcement, Downtown Stafford, Grand Openings, Networking Event, Smart Stafford, Stafford County Economic Development
Stafford County and the Center for Innovative Technology (CIT) Announce Opening of the First Virginia Smart Community Testbed Watch the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the Virginia Smart Community Testbed Stafford, VA, May 25, 2021 — Stafford County and the Center...
by Linzy Browne | Business news, Business Tips, Small Business Relief, Stafford County Economic Development
B101.5 and the “Dee In The Morning” Show ‘Rise Up’ To Support Businesses In The Region FREDERICKSBURG, VA – In an effort to support local small businesses in the Fredericksburg region during the ongoing global pandemic, B101.5 morning show host, Dee Daniels, will...
by Linzy Browne | Announcement, Business news, Development, New Businesses, Stafford County Economic Development
[STAFFORD, VIRGINIA] – Merritt at Austin Ridge will offer five single-story buildings ranging from 54,500 to 113,775 square feet, totaling 390,075 square feet of new flex light industrial space in Stafford County. Located at Interstate-95 Exit 140 (Courthouse Road),...
by Linzy Browne | Announcement, Business news, Development, Groundbreaking Ceremonies, Stafford County Economic Development
(Stafford County, Virginia) – Merritt Properties, a full-service commercial real estate development company with 17 million square feet throughout Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina, has broken ground on the first of two flex/light industrial buildings that will...
by Michelle Dolby | Downtown Stafford, Smart Stafford, Stafford County Economic Development
The “downtown” area envisioned for the Stafford County, Virginia, courthouse may someday be so technologically advanced that the amount of garbage in each trash can will be electronically monitored. Ultra-wide broadband will be abundant, as will smart energy,...
by Michelle Dolby | Germanna Community College, Higher Education, Stafford County Economic Development
On December 13, 2019 the Stafford County Economic Development Authority (EDA) unanimously voted to grant the Germanna Community College $150,000 a year for five years. The purpose of the grant is to support the “the expansion of the Barbara J. Fried Center in...
