Updates from the tv megasite

Monday's news of Toyota coming to the Greensboro-Randolph Megasite is an announcement 30 plus years in the making. The Piedmont Triad has tried several times before to bring a company to the site. John Rees was one of those people who worked on it for years. Rees said. Rees said North Carolina was the first state to develop an incentive methodology. He said we've lost to other states before including losing Mercedes to Alabama, but he's proud that North Carolinians kept pushing to make something happen.

It means that my theory is correct. You develop a theory, you make the conditions, you then work in those conditions. You don't give up," Dr. While the Triad may have gotten lost in the shuffle in the past, this puts Greensboro on the map.

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Randolph County Commissioners voted Thursday to hold a public hearing about closing a section of Browns Meadow Road during construction. York said his town has a lot of changes to make as Toyota prepares to build the plant just down the road. Once a manufacturing town, those jobs left years ago taking people and small businesses with them. Carol Wall owns a thrift store there and said she sees the new plant as a chance to bring back the bustle, even if it may change the area.

York said his town is working on planning and zoning changes in case other businesses come to their storefronts. We've got some more money coming to help dress up the town so we hope to get all those filled," York said. The public hearing about Browns Meadow Road will be held at 6 p. Supreme Court blocks Biden vaccine-or-test mandate for large businesses. Planning underway for Toyota to come to Greensboro Randolph Megasite. Click to expand. Replay Video.