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Scholarship Opportunity
Henry County Economic Development Authority is partnering with Grow Southeast Alabama to award a $1500 scholarship to high school seniors and first-year vocational students entering a trade program at a community college.
Leadership Henry
The Leadership Henry program helps participants gain perspectives on issues important to the community, interact with regional decision-makers, and identify new avenues for civic engagement.
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Quality of Life
Great community, beautiful nature, low cost of living, and tons of outdoor activities make Henry County a great place to live.
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Business opportunities, low taxes, workforce development, and transportation make Henry County a great place to work.
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Easy access to major cities, quality healthcare, and the Florida gulf coast make Henry County convenient for businesses and individuals.
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Proud to see a Henry County success story continuing to grow! 🌟
Great Southern Wood Preserving, producer of YellaWood pressure treated lumber and founded right here in Abbeville in 1970, is expanding its national footprint with a new $40 million lumber treatment facility in North Carolina.
From its Henry County roots to now 17 locations across 12 states, Great Southern Wood is a tremendous example of what vision, hard work, and strong leadership can build. We are proud to call this homegrown company one of our own and congratulate the entire Great Southern Wood team on another exciting milestone!
Read more below. 👇
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Great Southern Wood building lumber treatment plant in North Carolina
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The company is investing $40 million in a lumber processing plant at Laurinburg-Maxton Airport in North Carolina and will create 43 jobs.Great opportunity for our whole county to network together! ... See MoreSee Less
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.The finish line for applying to join our 3rd Leadership Henry Class is almost here! It's a whirlwind of fun and learning you won't want to miss. Check out this video from our 2nd Class graduates who just wrapped up last month. Ready to jump in? Click the link below to apply now, or head to our Henry County website. But hurry—applications close on August 1, 2026!
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We are getting close to the deadline for applying to be in our 3rd Leadership Henry Class. This is such an amazing experience! Apply now by clicking the link below. You can also find it on our Henry County website. We will close the application on August 1, 2026.
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Leadership Henry Application - Henry County Economic Development Authority
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