White steps down as development authority director

Bob White has officially retired as executive director of the Henry County Development Authority after nearly 20 years on the job. He was honored Jan. 29 with a reception hosted by the board of the authority, citing his work in helping more than 60 companies relocate to or expand within Henry County.

His successor, Charlie Moseley, a former member of the state’s economic development department, was introduced last month.

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