Perry County Development Corporation Earns Regional Partner of the Year—A Boost for Local Growth and Community Spirit in Tell City
The Perry County Development Corporation has been recognized as the 2025 Regional Partner of the Year for its role in driving new opportunities and fueling growth across Tell City and Perry County.
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The Perry County Development Corporation has been recognized as the 2025 Regional Partner of the Year for its role in driving new opportunities and fueling growth across Tell City and Perry County. Announced on September 23, this distinction comes at a vital moment for the community, highlighting years of coordinated effort and a renewed spirit of local progress. Over the past week, the story developed as leaders shared news of the award, reflecting a wide consensus about the importance of strategic investments and partnerships.
The achievement represents not just an organizational milestone but tangible improvements for Perry County residents, from expanded housing—such as the Hoosier Heights development—to infrastructure enhancements and support for local families and entrepreneurs. Central to this success is the focus on collaboration.
Under the leadership of officials including the Perry County Development Corporation’s president, Erin Emerson, regional partners have worked through the Indiana READI program and local initiatives to bring new resources to the area. The direct results are visible in improved construction projects, stable growth in the local job market, and a sense of pride among community members, who now see state investment bolstering their everyday quality of life. For Perry County, the recognition serves as both a benchmark and a springboard—setting a new standard of excellence while encouraging continued progress in the months ahead.
Residents, planning officials, and businessowners are watching closely for the next steps: forthcoming project announcements, the impact of new funding on local infrastructure, and further expansion of critical services.
Anyone interested in learning more or verifying details can contact the Perry County Development Corporation or attend upcoming public meetings in Tell City. As the story unfolds, Perry County’s news landscape shifts toward optimism and forward momentum. This latest honor affirms local efforts and brings positive attention to a region that is steadily earning recognition beyond its borders.