Golden Triangle Planning and Development District, Inc.

An Eventful Day for the Golden Triangle Planning and Development District

The Golden Triangle Planning and Development District hosted Coffee with a Cop this morning. We had a great turnout, and enjoyed meeting and getting to know our local law enforcement officers. We also had a bittersweet afternoon celebrating loan officer Jimmy Cole’s retirement after 22 years of service to the PDD. We had over 150 well-wishers, current and former colleagues attend a party in his honor.

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United Way Provides Fans For Seniors

We appreciate the opportunity to partner with the United Way of North Central Mississippi to distribute fans in the counties of Winston, Webster, Choctaw and Oktibbeha.

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Wood College

Wood College and the some of the surrounding land is currently for sale. A once in a Lifetime Opportunity to own a piece of history and turn it into a business of your own!! This campus is unbelievable. You could not even attempt to build these type of buildings for this value. Some of the buildings are currently being used for 911, a gym, gymnastics and weddings. It was last used by East Webster school after the 2012 Tornado for approximately 2.5 years. Documents showing improvements completed during that period can be provided.

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Baby Boomer and Senior EXPO

Baby Boomer and Senior EXPO TV Spot

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Byron's Fresh Start

Byron with Rudy Johnson, Monica Cummings, and Mitzi Lawrence

Every now and then a person passes through life who makes you a better person.

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Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act

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EDA AWARDS $100,000 GRANT TO BUILD LOUISVILLE, WINSTON CO. ECONOMIC PLAN

Long-Term Land Use Plan Intended to Help County Recover from Job Losses Associated with April Tornado WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Economic Development Administration (EDA) has awarded a $100,000 grant to support the development of a comprehensive land use plan to help tornado-damaged Louisville and Winston County build its economic base, U.S.