WL Plastics Breaks Ground - WL Plastics Corporation, a manufacturer and marketer of smooth-wall polyethylene pressure pipe, broke ground today on their new facility to be located in the Hughes Industrial Park....  (read more) Governor Beshear Announces Expansion of Akebono Corporation Headquarters in Elizabethtown - Gov. Steve Beshear today announced new, professional jobs are coming to Elizabethtown with the expansion of Akebono Brake Corporation’s headquarters....  (read more) Dana Plant Sale - Dana Holding announces plans to sale its Global Structural Products Group....  (read more) Elizabethtown Sports Park in Developmental Stage. - Elizabethtown Sports Park to be built adjacent to the Hughes Industrial Park....  (read more) WL Plastics To Open New Plant in Elizabethtown - WL Plastics Corporation has announced plans to build a pipe manufacturing facility in Elizabethtown, KY. ...  (read more) Freedom Metals Received Fast Fifty Award - Business First of Louisville recognizes Freedom Metals for their rapid growth.......  (read more) Akebono Expands With Purchase of Bosch Foundation Brake Business - Akebono Brake Industry Co., LTD of Japan announced that agreement was reached on the asset purchase for the foundation brake assets of Robert Bosch, LLC....  (read more) Elizabethtown/Hardin County Industrial Foundation Training Consortium Awards Scholarship - Ashli Poat,receives scholarship to ECTC....  (read more) Congratulations Dana Bowers - iPay Technologies Founder Dana Bowers Wins Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year...  (read more) Incentives for a New Kentucky (INK) - Governor Steve Beshear signed into law House Bill 3, known as Incentives for a New Kentucky (INK)...  (read more)

Elizabethtown, with a population of over 24,000, is the seat of government for Hardin County, the 4th largest county in Kentucky with a population of over 98,000. There are many businesses and a diverse industrial base that call the Hardin County area home. Additionally, it is home to the military installation at Fort Knox which is currently under a large expansion due to BRAC activities that includes the relocation of the Army's HR Command.

A keen understanding of the special needs of industry and a cooperative spirit between business, industry and government--as well as the vision that with careful planning, a superb place to do business can also be a quality place to live--has enabled Elizabethtown/Hardin County to successfully attract and retain quality industries from around the world.

With sites available from 2 to 1500 acres, we have a location just right for your company.

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