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The Sterling Workforce Center and Northeastern Junior College can provide you with workforce resources.
Read MoreWe have a variety of schools, educational resources and multiple health care facilities and professionals to meet community and regional needs.
Read MoreYes! We have incentive programs to expand or relocate your business in Logan County Colorado.
Read MoreColorado’s Front Range is experiencing significant housing, infrastructure, and other challenges due to the burgeoning population. “Rural” Colorado, as defined by geography and population size, offers more affordable living along with many of the desired life style options that exist in the Front Range.
Less than two hours away from Metro Denver, Logan County has an educated workforce, diversity of jobs, health care, schools, a community college and many other attributes that people moving to Colorado or wanting to “move back home” are looking for. Logan County and the City of Sterling offer competitive advantages to attract new industry, grow our tax base, expand population and ensure a long-term viable economy. Our Annual Sales in Logan County sit around One Billion Dollars. The City of Sterling is the commercial hub of our region. So consider a return to small town living qualities with the needs and wants of today’s technology work place and life style. We invite you to contact us and learn more. Welcome to Logan County Colorado!
The Northeast Colorado Economic Developers are holding a FREE Opportunity Zone educational seminar on Thursday November 15th from 3 PM to 5 PM at Northeastern Junior College in Sterling. Sometimes referred to as a “1031 exchange on steroids” this new federal program creates an investment incentive to defer, and even eliminate capital gains liabilities byRead More…
The Board of Directors of Logan County Economic Development Corporation supports Logan County Referred Ballot Issue 1E. We agree with the need for this proposed revenue source to maintain and improve county facilities and structures. A properly maintained infrastructure is a lucrative part of economic development. It can prove our area an asset, where otherRead More…
Colorado Lieutenant Governor Donna Lynne announced state Blueprint 2.0 winners in Sterling today at the Logan County Courthouse – Logan County and the City of Sterling were awarded the Certified Small Business Community Award and the City of Sterling received Creativity Lab of Colorado Awards. CO Blueprint 2.0 Awards Announced in Sterling
The Colorado Department of Local Affairs has awarded Logan County a $62,577 grant to develop a co-working facility in Logan County’s Annex Building which is located in the Downtown Sterling Historic District. Trae Miller, Executive Director of Logan County Economic Development Corporation announced the award at a recent meeting of the Logan County Commissioners. REDI GrantRead More…
The proposed LCEDC working facility is one step closer with funding from the Monsanto Fund America’s Farmers Grow Community Award. Coworking Space Gets Boost from America’s Farmers
The Logan County Economic Development Corporation held its Annual Meeting on February 22, 2018. Heather Brungardt, President, thanked the LCEDC membership and board of directors for continued support and engagement. 2017 highlights included over 20 new businesses opening in Logan County and a stronger economy than in 2016. Rich Robirds, Treasurer, presented the financial reportRead More…
Logan County Economic Development Corporation is reaching out to the community to gather input on remote work, telecommuting, and coworking opportunities. The Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade chose Logan County and the City of Sterling as recipients of the Blueprint 2.0 Coworking 101 Initiative based on LCEDC’s application. LCEDC believes by creatingRead More…
Logan County Economic Development Corporation (“LCEDC”) is pleased to announce the establishment of Avery Technical Resources (“ATR”) corporate headquarters to Sterling, CO. ATR is owned and operated by Avery and Lori Schott and has a northern division located in Milaca, MN and a southern division located in Odessa, TX. With ties to Northeast Colorado, AveryRead More…
September 18, 2017. Sterling Colorado. LCEDC is excited to announce a new machining and fabricating entity coming to Logan County. Sterling Mill Service LLC (“SMS”) is opening a fabrication and machine shop dedicated to servicing cracking and flaking mill rollers, feed mills, and the cattle feeding industry. The arrival of SMS is the firstRead More…
August 14, 2017. Sterling, Colorado. Logan County Economic Development Corporation (“LCEDC”) is pleased to announce a new Downtown Sterling addition, Lorenzo Apothecary to open at 306 Main Street in September. It will be the first certified Pharmacy Compounding Center of America (PCCA) facility in Northeast Colorado outside of the Front Range. The PCCA designation isRead More…
Stephanie Copeland, executive Director of the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade announced that 15 rural Colorado communities were chosen for the second round of Blueprint 2.0 Initiatives designed to boost economies. Logan County and Sterling were chosen for Brand Building for Communities and Coworking 101. Logan County Economic Development Corporation submittedRead More…
Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt is opening a new store in Sterling soon. Local owners Nathan and Camber Chase Read More Orange Leaf
Logan County Economic Development Corporation is partnering with FlexJobs to help expand career opportunities to Logan County citizens.
The Sterling Holiday Inn Express & Suites is now open at the interchange of I76 and US 6 in Sterling, CO. LCEDC is proud to have worked with Noble Hospitality to achieve our goal of more quality lodging options for Logan County’s increasing visitor and tourist market. This project also involved hiringRead More…
Logan County Economic Development Corporation is excited to announce the next phase of the Woolworth Building redevelopment project which is in downtown Sterling’s historic district.
Logan County Economic Development Corporation is pleased to announce that Scott and Kendall Rubottom have purchased the property at 703 Holly in South Sterling and are redeveloping it into a licensed 15 bed high quality assisted living facility. Sterling’s Newest Assisted Living Facility
Logan County Economic Development Corporation (LCEDC) has been approved for a $15,000 grant from History Colorado State Historical Fund to fund a Historic Structure Assessment of the Woolworth Building. LCEDC has selected Hord Coplan Macht, a full service architectural firm with expertise in historic building restoration, to complete the assessment. This work is expected toRead More…
Sam & Louie’s Italian Restaurant and Pizzeria has opened on Main Street in downtown Sterling. The weekend included Chamber ribbon cutting, private parties and the official opening on May 16. 2016 downtown revitalization efforts include at least 10 new and planned openings with building and facade improvements in this historic district. More people,Read More…
Construction work has started for Jimmy John’s sandwich shop on West Main. Jimmy John’s Coming to Sterling
The 2016 March / April issue of ColoradoBiz Magazine’s Regional Report covers downtown Sterling revitalization efforts, for more read the online magazine COBiz Sterling article
Logan County, Colorado ranks in the top 5 places in Colorado to own a home according to a recent study by Smart Asset. Click here to see the chart Logan County Among Best Places to Own a Home in Colorado
