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The Greater Fremont Economic Development Council is excited to continue our Small Business Education Series, designed to empower and equip local businesses with essential knowledge and skills. The Series provides small business owners and professionals a unique opportunity to gain valuable insights and skills to help their businesses thrive. Attendees...
Golden Jubilee: Celebrating 50 Years of Progress with the Greater Fremont Development Council
Jun 13 2024Fremont, Nebraska, is abuzz with anticipation as the Greater Fremont Development Council (GFDC) gears to celebrate its 50th anniversary in 2024. This year marks a significant milestone for the organization, which has played a pivotal role in shaping the city's economic landscape over the past five decades.From Humble Beginnings to...
In January, the Fremont City Council unanimously approved submitting the question of adopting the city’s 2024-2039 Local Option Economic Development Plan to registered voters at the May 14 primary election. This May, Fremont voters will be able to shape their city's growth trajectory, housing, and opportunities. By casting a double...
Embarking on the journey of setting up a business is laden with challenges. From navigating through paperwork to tackling accounting intricacies and regulatory hurdles, the path of an entrepreneur can seem labyrinthine. However, amidst these complexities lies a beacon of guidance and support specifically tailored for investors seeking to thrive...
Reflecting on 50 Years of Development and Looking Towards a Thriving FutureThe Greater Fremont Development Council (GFDC) recently hosted its 2023 Annual Investors Meeting, marking another milestone in the Fremont area's growth and development journey. Against a bustling community and promising prospects, the meeting served as a platform to celebrate...
Fremont LB840 Goes to a Vote in May
Feb 14 2024In January, the Fremont City Council unanimously approved submitting the question of adopting the city’s 2024-2039 Local Option Economic Development Plan to registered voters at the May 14 primary election. The plan calls for the city to spend one-third of collected revenue on each of the following:Financing an Economic Development Plan;Police...