Monroe County Tops New Business Growth Amid Regional Expansion
Monroe County led W.Va. in new business growth for Dec. 2024
Bluefield Daily Telegraph | Friday, January 17, 2025
By Staff
In December 2024, Monroe County registered a notable increase in new business growth, leading West Virginia with a 1.37% rise and totaling 10 new businesses. The state's Secretary of State's Office confirmed that across West Virginia, 843 new businesses were registered during the month, with Kanawha County emerging as the leader in total registrations. While Monroe County gained prominence for its percentage growth, neighboring regions such as Jefferson County, with its towns like Charles Town and Ranson, continue to be vital areas for economic development as the state experienced a total of 13,518 new business registrations in 2024, marking a significant year for entrepreneurs. This report from Bluefield Daily Telegraph highlights the dynamic business landscape in the region.