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• Pries Enterprises Completes Major Expansion

  posted 4/13/2022 in Projects

  Pries Enterprises, Inc. continues its growth in Buchanan County with a 100,000 sq. ft. facility expansion. A full-service manufacturer of custom aluminum extrusions, fabrication, and anodizing, Pries Enterprises provides standard and custom aluminum extrusions products in a wide range of finishes to a large variety of markets.

• West Viking Road Industrial Park – Cedar Falls, Iowa

  posted 4/13/2022 in Buildings & Sites

  The City of Cedar Falls is currently in its final step to fully certify 199.72 acres with the State of Iowa's Shovel Ready Certified Site Program.

• STRATACACHE Announces Acquisition of New Network and Hosting Center Campus in Iowa

  posted 5/25/2021 in Buildings & Sites

  STRATACACHE announced in November 2020 the successful acquisition of an existing call center building in Waterloo, Iowa. STRATACACHE will convert the former 1,100+ seat OCWEN/GMAC Mortgage Support Center into the company's Network Operations and Data Center facility.

• Business as Usual… during Unusual Times

  posted 9/22/2020 in Featured Articles

  Like many communities throughout Iowa, the Cedar Valley has experienced its share of challenges due to the economic impacts of Covid-19. While we have become familiar with the daily stories of unemployment, businesses closing doors and the strain on local economies, the Cedar Valley remains united, adaptable, and resilient.

• Allerton Brewery to Open in Independence

  posted 9/22/2020 in Projects

  Another brick is being laid into the wall needed to build a thriving community, and the Buchanan County Economic Development Commission (BCEDC) is providing mortar to ensure the wall stands strong. The Allerton Brewing Company in Independence is that brick, and they are moving towards an autumn opening.

• $22.5 Million Light Plant and 100% Fiber Network poise New Hampton, IA for Growth

  posted 9/22/2020 in Projects

  New Hampton's Municipal Light Plant is investing $22.5 million in the City's electrical and telecommunications infrastructure. The investment will address needed improvements to the city's electrical system and will start up a municipal-owned telecommunications utility. The New Hampton Municipal Utility (NHMU) will provide local service for internet, phone and television.