Knox County Indiana Economic Development is an organization committed to the growth and expansion of Knox County, Indiana.
Knox County is located in the southwest corner of Indiana and is home to the communities of Vincennes, Bicknell, Bruceville, Decker, Edwardsport, Emison, Freelandville, Monroe City, Oaktown, Ragsdale, Sandborn, Westphalia, and Wheatland. One of the original Indiana counties, Knox County was founded in 1790 and was the home of the first state capital.
Building on that strong heritage, Knox County continues to innovate and seek out partners to build on its agriculture and bioscience heritage. If a close-knit, educated and future-driven community with space for growth and expansion is on your wish list, it can all be found in Knox County.
Knox County Development News
$35 million housing project breaks ground in Vincennes, market rate apartments expected to boost attraction, economic growth
VINCENNES – A “major key for growth” broke ground June 16, with area civic leaders and [...]
Attracting talent to Indiana: What really matters?
By Chris Pfaff (This article originally appeared on Inside Indiana Business) For government and business leaders alike, [...]
Celebrating Innovation and Economic Growth in Indiana and Knox County – Insights from Gerry Dick
Sharing a comprehensive snapshot of the state’s economic vitality and collaborative spirit, Gerry Dick, founder and host [...]
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