Team Taylor County is proud to announce that Taylor County has been awarded $1,751,421 through the Kentucky Product Development Initiative (KPDI) to support the construction of a Build-Ready pad on 53.5 acres in the Heartland Commerce and Technology Park. This strategic investment will enhance the county’s ability to attract new business, drive job creation, and strengthen the local economy.
Today, Gov. Andy Beshear highlighted exciting momentum within the state’s surging manufacturing sector as Murakami Manufacturing USA, a supplier of side-view exterior mirrors and automotive components, announced plans to expand the company’s operation in Taylor County with a $3.4 million investment.
In early July, Gov. Andy Beshear announced that Kentuckians seeking to enter the workforce now have free access to a new online learning program to help prepare them for good jobs in several high-demand industries.
Earlier this month, the nation’s most prominent global site selection consultants gathered in Nashville, Tennessee for the 8th Annual Site Selectors Guild Conference. The marquee event is designed to encourage knowledge sharing, create an interactive exchange of ideas and provide networking opportunities amongst Guild members and economic development professionals. Team Taylor County Executive Director Ron McMahan attended the highly regarded event, bringing back valuable insights and contacts.
Campbellsville Industries is in the running for Coolest Thing Made in Kentucky. Each year, Kentuckians across the Commonwealth nominate and vote for the “Coolest Thing Made in Kentucky.”
With nearly 70 years of experience, 20,500 customers in all 50 states, Canada, Mexico and other foreign countries, it’s no surprise that Campbellsville Industries was nominated for the title.
