ATLANTAÂ â Gov. Brian P. Kemp announced on June 30 that Pregis, a leading manufacturer of protective packaging, will expand its presence in Georgia and plans to invest more than $14 million to open an advanced manufacturing facility in Henry County. This will immediately create 80 additional jobs in the region and ramp up to 150 opportunities as the operation scales over the next few years.
âI want to thank Pregis for their commitment to creating advanced manufacturing and distribution jobs for hardworking Georgians,â said Kemp. âThe companyâs continued investment in the Peach State is a testament to our top-notch workforce training programs that prioritize manufacturing and to Georgiaâs welcoming, pro-business environment.â
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L-R Volleyball Swept by Newberry
Braelyn Faust had eight kills in the contest for the Bears.
photo courtesy of Lenoir-Rhyne Athletics
L-R Volleyball Swept by Newberry
March 10, 2021
The Lenoir-Rhyne Volleyball Team came up short in a 3-0 loss at Newberry on Wednesday evening. With the loss, the Bears drop under .500 on the season.
Lenoir-Rhyne was held to a .178 hitting percentage, while the Wolves hit .259 as a squad including a .405 clip in the first set.
Newberry had 11 service aces in the contest and held the Bears to just two.
Rachel Bewick led Lenoir-Rhyne with 13 digs. Parkley Hennings and Rachel Delcamp also finished in double figures with 10 kills each.