You could say that Montgomery County is big on business.

Part of the reason is the Montgomery County Corporate Business Park, which contains more than 1,700 contiguous acres, with approximately 1,000 acres available for industrial development.

The business park, part of which fronts Interstate 24, is already home to 15 diverse and growing companies.

They include Rainbow Corp., which specializes in various tile-cutting processes; Robert Bosch Corp., an automotive brakes manufacturer with 580 employees; and Bridgestone Metalpha, which makes steel cord for radial tires.

Montgomery County is attractive to the business community because it has the lowest median age of any county in the state. Its workforce includes hundreds of people who are leaving military service at Fort Campbell and entering the local labor force.