The search for a new Garrett County Department of Economic Development director continues.
Current News, Events, and Press Releases
Registration is now open for Technology at the Gap, a one- day conference for web developers, system admins, network and security specialists, managers, and others in, or around, the IT industry.
he Maryland Department of Commerce continues to accept applications from manufacturing companies locating to or expanding in the state under a new incentive program called More Jobs for Marylanders.
Grant funding for technology product development in Maryland is available through MIPS. The current application deadline is October 16th.
Oakland officials, business leaders and numerous area volunteers are working together to expand upon the town’s revitalization efforts.
Join MD SUN and solar supporters from across the state for the Second Annual Maryland Solar Congress to be held Saturday, September 16th, in Rockville.
HUBZone legislation recently approved by the Senate's Small Business Committee is of extreme importance Garrett County's economy.
The latest GRMC expansion efforts can be seen in ongoing construction projects undertaken at the main hospital facility and with continuing renovations at the former Get ’n Go along Oak Street.
First Energy Corp.’s Potomac Edison is using a high-tech solution to reduce the frequency and duration of outages in Maryland’s westernmost county.
Oakland was among the destinations recently listed on TripAdvisor’s “15 Best Honeymoon Destinations in the U.S.”
Since 1890, five generations of Sincells have chronicled wars and historic elections, but most often births, deaths, crimes, and acts of the school board, in the pages of The Republican newspaper.
The Garrett County Commissioners gave the go-ahead for the Bloomington Water Tank Replacement and the Puzzley Run Water Improvements Projects.
The state of Garrett County is “good,” Commissioner Paul Edwards announced Tuesday morning during the Chamber of Commerce’s monthly Business Before Hours at Wisp Resort.
A portion of Limestone Road will be closed to the public and will no longer be part of the county’s system of roads.
The Garrett County Commissioners have proclaimed July as Lakes Appreciation Month.
Frederick A. Thayer III Courthouse
203 South Fourth Street, Room 208
Oakland, MD 21550
Phone: 301.334.1921
Fax: 301.334.7469
economicdevelopment@garrettcounty.org
