Explore how Van Buren, Indiana blends industrial success with small-town charm. Learn about major employers like Weaver Popcorn, local entrepreneurship, and community-driven quality of life that make Van Buren a rising star for business and residents.

Explore Marion, Indiana’s resurgence—anchored in manufacturing, healthcare expansion, education partnerships, and downtown revitalization. Ideal for site selectors, investors, and future residents.

Gas City, Indiana is experiencing a surge of growth in housing, business, and community life. With new developments, expanding city limits, and a thriving local culture, this Grant County gem is proving that small cities can have big potential.

Discover Matthews, Indiana — a small town with a rich gas boom heritage, a famous covered bridge, and a thriving community spirit. From historic industry roots to modern entrepreneurship, outdoor recreation, and the beloved Covered Bridge Festival, Matthews is a hidden gem of Grant County with big potential for residents, tourists, and investors.

Welcome to Sweetser! Founded in 1871, Sweetser, Indiana is a forward-thinking community that offers classic small-town living with quick and easy access to city amenities.

Jonesboro, Indiana is a small city with ample community spirit, nestled along the Mississinewa River in Grant County. Home to roughly 1,500 residents, Jonesboro is one of Indiana’s smallest incorporated cities by population.

Nestled in the heart of Indiana, the Town of Upland (population approximately 3,700) offers an inviting blend of small-town charm and forward-looking growth.

Fairmount, Indiana may be small in size—home to just under 3,000 people—but it's bursting with hometown pride and history. This close-knit community is famous for producing two American icons: actor James Dean and Garfield cartoonist Jim Davis.

Grant County Local Government: Why It Deserves Your Attention. As community members and professionals in Grant County, it’s crucial that we keep an eye on county-level decisions – they set the stage for our local business and living environment.

The Grant County Economic Growth Council recently had the privilege of presenting a check for $20,500 to St. Martin Community Center on behalf of Grant County manufacturers. This generous contribution reflects the ongoing commitment of the local manufacturing community to supporting vital services that uplift residents in need.