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(Willmar MN-) When Ray Johnson, formerly of Cosmos, enrolled in the Machine Tool program in 1981 at Ridgewater College (then Willmar Area Vocational Technical Institute), he likely had no idea

Opportunities to enroll in Spring 2024 Semester at Western Nevada College didn’t end when classes began on Jan. 22. There still are options to become a student this semester.

The CCTC Foundation recently received a $5,000 gift from Georgia-Pacific Clarendon. “On behalf of Georgia-Pacific (GP) and our Clarendon OSB (oriented strand board) plant leadership team, …

Spring semester at Western Nevada College is your opportunity to earn one of the industry-recognized credentials that Nevada employers want from their new hires.

Bevill State Community College is excited to announce a contribution of $40,000 for scholarships and student competition from the Gene Haas Foundation. The Gene Haas Foundation Scholarship will be awarded

The Nevada Appeal, the Silver States oldest continuously run newspaper, first published on May 16, 1865.

If you regret not enrolling in Western Nevada College classes at the start of the Fall 2023 semester, there still is time to take the classes you desire and receive full credit. More than 20 late-start classes begin on Monday, Oct. 23, providing students with the flexibility to work toward their higher education goals this semester.

Waubonsee Community College recently announced the recipient of its 2023 Distinguished Contributor Award. This prestigious award is given to individuals or groups who have demonstrated an exceptional commitment to the college and its mission. This years Distinguished Contributor is Tim Tremain.

If you regret not enrolling in Western Nevada College classes at the start of the Fall 2023 semester, there still is time to take the classes you desire and receive full credit. More than 20 late-start classes begin on Monday, Oct. 23, providing students with the flexibility to work toward their higher education goals this semester.

The Machine Tool Technology program received $30,000 from the Gene Haas Foundation to award scholarships to first year students.