Wednesday, February 21: Video clip highlights of The Montrose Economic Development Corporation celebrating its 50th anniversary Tuesday night at the Montrose Pavilion during its annual meeting.

 


Published/Last Modified on Wednesday, February 21, 2007 12:49 PM MST

MEDC started in 1957 with 32 Montrose businessmen and 95 acres of land. The property became the first industrial park the group formed. The area now hosts the Western Area Power Administration, Trienco, Montrose Athletic Club, TEI Rock Drills and Schwan's. Video clip interview with MEDC Executive Director Sandy Head, on a look back into the group's history.

Video By: Joel F. Blocker

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