Governor announces 30 new jobs in Galax

Date: 18 November 2014

Governor Terry McAuliffe announced Thursday that Guardian Industries, the world’s largest manufacturer of float glass and fabricated glass products, will invest $1.57 million to expand operations at its Consolidated Glass & Mirror facility in the City of Galax.

The project will create 30 new jobs.

Speaking about today’s announcement, Governor McAuliffe said, “Consolidated Glass & Mirror and Guardian Industries have been important corporate citizens in the Galax community dating back to 1979.

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