Page 19 - Applied Technology News Today

Innovation, Strategy, and Transformation Executives to Converge in ...

Thousands of U.S. auto workers remain on strike, and the walkout is being felt in Minnesota. A rally was scheduled this morning in the Twin Cities suburb of Plymouth, where the car company Stellantis has a parts distribution center. ...

Most of the news about the automotive industry this month is focused on the United Auto Workers strike against the Big Three automakers, but the story is different in rural West Tennessee. A huge battery and vehicle manufacturing campus is being built in Stanton, with an expected economic impact of $5.6 billion. The nearly 6-square-mile Ford BlueOval City campus is expected to create 6,000 new local jobs. ...

Sierra College's newest instructional building recently opened at its Rocklin campus.

Partners Niall Esler and Shane Martin, along with senior associate Conor Daly and trainee solicitor Coleen Wegmann, have authored the Ireland chapter for Global Legal Insights Fintech...

Looking to the future, the Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) has plans to expand the Hartsville campus.

Warriors Path State Park announced a grant for improvements to the Lions Narnia Braille Trail at Darrells Dream Boundless Playground.

Warriors Path State Park announced a grant for improvements to the Lions Narnia Braille Trail at Darrells Dream Boundless Playground.

    Deadline for submission of items for the community calendar is 3 p.m. Friday. Items received after that time will be set for the appropriate calendar the following week.

When Northeastern Junior College students arrived on campus a month ago they were greeted by five new instructors. Alan Coffin Alan Coffin is a new psychology instructor. He was born and raised in Fort Morgan and attended the University of Northern Colorado twice. After earning a bachelor’s degree, he worked in youth corrections as well […]