South Central Workforce Development News Today

The city of Bowling Green and Warren County made a wise decision to continue funding a staff position to place immigrants and refugees in local jobs. Originally, the position was

Commissioners entertain public comments, approve new union contract and pass other motions during bi-weekly meeting on Thursday, Aug. 17.

Creating additional educational and training opportunities emerged as a priority Monday as some 40 leaders of Adams County’s agribusiness sector gathered for wide-ranging informal discussions.

A portrait of Adams County’s agricultural workers emerged from a survey conducted by Collaborating For Youth (CFY) as part of a countywide needs assessment being developed with funding by the

A York civic leader, remembered by friends for his civil-rights advocacy and philosophy of servant leadership in the community, has died at 70.

The Logan Economic Alliance for Development hosted its annual Business & Industry Appreciation Luncheon on Oct. 20, 2021, at the Logan County Extension Conference Center in Russellville. Approximately 150 business

Southside Virginia Community College in partnership with DRS Imaging Services, LLC in Clarksville held a luncheon event celebrating seven DRS Imaging employees who received a career studies certificate from SVCC.