October 27, 2025 - 05:21

In her latest column, Karin Parham questions whether Columbia County’s White Oak Technology Park can deliver on its promises amid growing public skepticism. The technology park, which was touted as a catalyst for economic development and job creation in the region, is now facing scrutiny regarding its operations and transparency.
Parham highlights the lack of clear communication from county officials about the park's progress and the benefits it is expected to bring to the community. Many residents are left wondering about the actual impact of the park on local employment and business opportunities.
The column emphasizes the importance of accountability and transparency in government projects, particularly those that involve significant public investment. As the community awaits tangible results, the call for clearer updates and more open dialogue between officials and residents grows louder. Parham's observations reflect a broader concern about the need for trust and engagement in local governance as the technology park continues to develop.
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