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Andrew Hutinger was beaming as he climbed out of the No. 14 race car Sunday at Apple Creek Farm.

Millard Family Chapels will host the annual Sheltered Workshop Picnic event at Apple Creek Farm at Centertown from 1-4 p.m. Sunday.

A Syracuse company that runs a Broome County drug treatment center is preparing to develop a $57 million housing project in Binghamton for people with substance abuse challenges.

A Syracuse company that runs a Broome County drug treatment center is preparing to develop a $57 million housing project in Binghamton for people with substance abuse challenges.

After a decade, landmark disability rights case Lane v. Brown closes. The case closed sheltered workshops and ensured Oregonians with disabilities would work in integrated workspaces and be compensated at the same rate as workers without disabilities.

Valley Sheltered Workshops board of directors recently named Hugo Saltijeral as the executive director of the Batavia-based nonprofit.

Missouri’s first sheltered workshop shifted focus to support disabled employees in the traditional workforce. Five years later, here’s a look at the lasting effects.

Subminimum wages and sheltered workshops were seen as innovative solutions for the disabled community when they were made legal in the 1930s.

It’s difficult to believe that some who put in a full day’s work in North Carolina receive even less than the pittance our state calls a minimum wage — $7.25

United Way of Northeast Missouri reaches 55 percent of fundraising goal