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Posted inBusiness

Keymark’s $36 Million Expansion Includes a New Facility

by Kimberly C. Moore November 19, 2022November 28, 2022

The manufacturer is expanding capacity at its Knights Station Road plant and adding a new facility on Drane Field Road.

Posted inBusiness

Global Fish Canning Company Opening a Plant in Lakeland

by Kimberly C. Moore November 17, 2022November 28, 2022

The Spanish company Frinsa is investing $21 million and plans to hire up to 115 people.

Posted inBusiness, People

Katie Worthington Decker Moving Back to Lakeland as LEDC’s Senior VP

by Stephanie Claytor December 7, 2021December 7, 2021

Katie Worthington Decker has been hired by the Lakeland Economic Development Council as its senior vice president, second in command to long-time President Steve Scruggs.

Lakeland Cash Feed
Posted inBusiness, Downtown

$13 Million Project Moves Catapult to Large Building on Lake Mirror

by Barry Friedman September 29, 2015August 9, 2022

Less than two years old, the Catapult program to develop Lakeland’s next generation of entrepreneurs has shown so much promise that community leaders have pledged $13 million to more than triple its size by moving it into the now-vacant Cash Feed building on Lake Mirror.

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