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Hopkinsville Community College is gearing up for new classes and youth summer camp. President Dr. Alissa Young told the board of directors Monday; they will soon offer a new course in the Construction Technology field.

BILLINGS, Mont. - Students in the Construction Technology and Construction Management programs at City College at Montana State University Billings designed and built a tiny house that will be featured in an upcoming summer auction. The tiny home is a custom-built trailer spanning 20 feet in length and contains a kitchen with a two-burner stove, a microwave, a rough-in for a washer/dryer or refrigerator, composting toilet, pedestal sink, a standing shower, and a loft to accommodate a queen matt...

Brenham high schoolers work together to help local cancer patient Students from Brenham high are taking what they’ve learned in class to help others in their community. and last updated 2021-05-03 18:26:40-04 BRENHAM, TX — Students from Brenham high are taking what they’ve learned in class to help others in their community. The Brenham high construction technology class is putting their knowledge learned in the classroom to the test. Mark Theil has worked for Brenham ISD for 20 y...

GVTC and The GVTC Foundation Award $185K in Scholarships to Local Students News provided by Share this article Share this article NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas, April 30, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- One of the most rewarding contributions The GVTC Foundation makes to the community is scholarships. The GVTC Foundation has awarded two scholarships amounting in twenty thousand dollars to graduating high school students since 2015: the Ritchie T. Sorrells Leadership Scholarship and the Ola Armstrong Volunteer Sch...

Translate Name Akure airport after Agagu, repair Angle 80-Amedokhian/ Uromi road, Reps tell FG On By Levinus Nwabughiogu-Abuja House of Representatives, Thursday, urged the federal government to name Akure airport after late Dr Olesegun Agagu in recognition of his selfless service to the nation, most especially in the aviation industry. The House also called on the Federal Roads Maintenance Agency (FERMA) and the Federal Ministry of Works and Housing to embark on repairs of...

Advertisement Odia was on his way to the farm at Ekpoma in Esan west LGA on Thursday when he was taken hostage. NAN quoted a family member as saying his kidnappers contacted them to demand a ransom of N18 million in order to release the professor. “I can confirm that Odia was kidnapped today on his way to the farm and a ransom of N18 million was demanded by the kidnappers,” the unidentified family member reportedly said. Advertisement Edward Aihevba, the university spokesman, also confirmed...

dkarnosky@mininggazette.com Photo courtesy of Copper Country ISD Career & Technical Education CCISD CTE Construction Technology students pose in the Career Tech Center shop with the recently completed and installed Ryan Street Community Garden counter with built in water spigots, washtub, and custom rack gardeners will begin utilizing this summer. HANCOCK — The Ryan Street Community Garden recently received a needed addition to their growing garden through collaboration with the Copper Countr...

Apr 23, 2021 The Columbiana County Career and Technical Center will be hosting the second of two Sophomore Showcase Nights April 29. Due to Covid-19 restrictions, there will be two sessions: 6 to 7 pm. and 7 to 8 p.m. Space is limited to 50 visitors for each session, so reservations are required. For reservations call Cindy Pugh at 330-424-9561 Ext. 0. Current sophomores in Columbiana County and a parent or guardian are invited for a night full of information and tours of the high school progra...

Delaware Business Now Kanefsky named new CEO of Food Bank Cathy Kanefsky has been named the next President and CEO of the Food Bank of Delaware. Kanefsky brings to the role nearly 30 years of experience in the nonprofit space. She has served as the Chief Development Officer at Nemours/Alfred I. DuPont Hospital for Children; Vice President, Chapter Development at Autism Speaks, Inc.; National Director of Family Team Development for the March of Dimes Foundation; and Executive Director for the Ma...

Share I was privileged to know that Sunday, March 28, was going to be the 57th birthday of the Minister of State for Budget and National Planning, Prince Clem IkanadeAgba. I had, therefore, closed in on him to learn about what he had in the offing. The status of minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria offers an opportunity to “make some noise” and give some pointers to the next political move. So, I thought. Disappointingly, as the day approached, I learned that he had no such plan. For...