
Locust Grove holds public hearing for next industrial project
The Locust Grove city council held a public hearing on Monday, May 16, to consider an applicant’s request for the next industrial project within the city. The property consists of […]
The Locust Grove city council held a public hearing on Monday, May 16, to consider an applicant’s request for the next industrial project within the city. The property consists of […]
The zoning advisory board next meets on Thursday, May 12, starting at 6:30 pm. Board meetings occur at the county admin building in McDonough. During the meeting, zoning board members […]
Various local governments in Henry County will consider nine different rezoning cases during the month of May 2022. Several cases will appear before zoning boards — recommending bodies only — […]
Locust Grove Mayor Robert Price used his veto powers to override the city council’s denial of a warehouse rezoning request. The property consists of 36.4 acres off highway 42. Mayor […]
The city of Locust Grove announced they received a Aa bond rating ahead of an upcoming T-SPLOST bond sale. Bond ratings measure the city’s financial strength and ability to repay […]
Ryder System, Inc. will be opening a new distribution center in Locust Grove, according to a press release from the Governor’s office. Specifically, the new distribution center will be in […]
Atlanta-based company Verte has leased space in the former Snapper building in McDonough. The supply chain company will bring new life to where was once Henry County’s largest private employer. […]
A new industrial development, entitled NS Logistics South, is being planned off Bethlehem Road in Locust Grove. The project is located north of Bethlehem Road adjacent to I-75. NS Logistics […]
Bowery Farming, an indoor vertical farm, announced they will open a new location in Locust Grove, GA. Bowery Farming was founded in 2015. They are the largest vertical farming company […]
The Locust Grove city council held their first meeting of the year on January 3. During the meeting, the council denied the rezoning of 36.4 acres for industrial development. HFG […]
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