From Community Impact News April 11, 2008...
With oil above $100 a barrel, subprime mortgage foreclosures high and murmurs of a national recession persisting, Central Texas is likely to see some effects. At this time, however, many say that the local economy is strong and its future bright.
“We’ve got a very robust local economy, and it continues to outperform the national economy,” said Mel Pendland, Georgetown’s chamber of commerce president. “All the indications are that what we have is healthy and sustainable.”
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Thursday, April 17, 2008
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