This Friday, creditors will decide whether McWilliam's Wines continues into the future.
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It's among the Riverina's and the city's historic businesses and they've played a key role in how Griffith has developed.
The impact of the McWilliam's family can't be understated.
For part of the region's history to hinge on a vote is bleak, and shows how tough the wine industry can be.
The offer on the table will see creditors receive roughly 90 cents in the dollar, and importantly many of the people employed in business will keep their jobs.
It's another reminder that by supporting Griffith businesses - and businesses that operate here, we support our own community.
From the cafes on Banna Avenue to the national supermarket chains - the people who work in these businesses also live, and spend their money in Griffith.
If the deal proposed by the privately-owned Prcstnt Asset Management - they'll not only have the task of growing a new business but safeguarding some of the Riverina's heritage.
Declan Rurenga, editor
drurenga@areanews.com.au