Guess what’s driving the local economy?
18 May 2015
In the past decade, the entire country has learned the economic importance of the retail sector. Consumer spending, in a nutshell, can mean the difference between an active, thriving economy, and one that’s lagging.
What’s true for the country is also true for local and regional economies. That’s why here in Beatrice/Gage County, Nebraska, we’ve invested heavily in supporting our retail marketplace. In our communities, several retail shops have been added recently - and there’s room for more. Maybe it’s your dream to open a little shop somewhere? Learn why Gage might be the place for you: http://ow.ly/BvQcf.
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