Tec Centro News Today

The Local Defense Group works to promote the economic health of Fort Indiantown Gap and the strong relationship of the military installation within the local community in the Lebanon Valley.

A local network is helping to solve a long-standing issue impacting businesses and communities.

The Sierra Club — Lancaster Group has awarded 11 Lancaster County organizations with Green Project grants.

Tec Centro, which is part of the WEPA initiative, will begin offering an array of adult education classes this fall. WEPA received an ARPA grant to purchase the former Elks building in downtown Lebanon.

The county has about $813,000 to disburse through the end of 2024 through the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021. LebTown recaps the 11 projects that have already received federal funds.

Richard D. "Rick" Jackson, 66, of Manheim, passed away on Monday, February 5, 2024 at Hershey Medical Center after a courageous battle with cancer.

The Tec Centro Workforce Network announced it has received a $100,000 investment from the M&T Bank Charitable Foundation.

Tec Centros model of holistic, community-based workforce development is a critical strategy for combating persistent poverty in marginalized communities.

Nine students are preparing to work in a commercial kitchen, perhaps their own, in the inaugural class of Tec Centro Berks' culinary arts program.

Tec Centro Workforce Network is opening a sixth location to serve disproportionately disadvantaged populations with adult basic education and occupational training.