Wyoming County Economic Development

Advantage Valley, Inc is a non-profit economic development organization that showcases the nine-county region of Advantage Valley in southwestern West Virginia. With a reputation for initiative and employer loyalty, the region offers a resource-rich and business-friendly corridor, served by three Interstates and several U.S. highways, as well as rail networks, ports, and regional airports. Advantage Valley provides a variety of development sites and existing buildings with competitive utility rates, making it an ideal location for businesses seeking downtown storefronts, offices, or industrial facilities with rail and port access. With a low cost of doing business, low manufacturing turnover rate, and a high quality of life, Advantage Valley attracts businesses and skilled workers. The organization works closely with local governments, economic development authorities, chambers of commerce, and academic institutions to strengthen the economy and promote growth in the region.Generated from the website

Established in 1872, Concord University offers a variety of educational and extracurricular programs and activities. The university contributes to the quality of cultural and economic life in southern West Virginia through collaborations with public and private organizations and agencies, and through extension of its support and assistance into the region it serves. It offers various educational programs, including courses in accounting, administrative systems, advertising and graphic design, advertising and public relations, Appalachian studies, studio art, athletic training, broadcasting and journalism, biology, business administration, chemistry, communication arts, computer information systems, mathematics, correctional rehabilitation and early childhood special education. It additionally offers courses in art, health, music, physical education, geography, geology, health care management, health promotion and history. Concord University is located in Athens, W.Va.

The Wytheville Training School Cultural Center, established in 2000, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving the legacy of the historic Wytheville Training School, which served African American children from its founding in 1883 until its closure in 1952. The center features an African American Heritage Museum that showcases photographs, narratives, and memorabilia highlighting the history of African American education in Wythe County. With a mission to honor and educate the public about this significant chapter in local history, the Cultural Center invites visitors to explore its exhibits and learn more about the contributions of the African American community in the region. The center also encourages community engagement through various programs and events aimed at fostering a deeper understanding of this heritage. Generated from the website