LONGTIME IDA PRESIDENT RETIRES
Jane Fryer, long time President and Executive Director of the Meriwether County Industrial Development Authority, was given a retirement party last Thursday at the office of the County Commission.
Jane Fryer, long time President and Executive Director of the Meriwether County Industrial Development Authority, was given a retirement party last Thursday at the office of the County Commission. Fryer’s career in economic development spanned 53 years, beginning in 1973 with the LaGrange Chamber of Commerce. In 2011, Fryer brought her considerable talents to Meriwether County, and over the past 15 years has led the effort to bring new industry into the county. Fryer is shown with her successor, Jodi Sharpe (right), who takes over as President and Executive Director of the IDA.
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