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April 25, 2023
Benefit dinner for CCCTC student A benefit pasta luncheon will be held for Samuel Harding, an East Palestine senior attending the Columbiana County Career and
April 25, 2023
LAMAR, Mo. โ Eleven students in Southwest Missouri are headed to a national competition after winning big at the state level. Justin Aldridge is a student at the Lamar Career and Technical Center. He entered three competitions at the Missouri State Skills USA competition recently and swept them all. “I went into the written test […]
April 25, 2023
West Virginia is launching new a hospitality and tourism education program across the state to help build a workforce for the state's growing tourism industry.
April 25, 2023
LOGAN — A new elective program aimed at introducing components of the aviation career path may be making its way to the Ralph R. Willis Career and Technical Center as
April 25, 2023
Tourism Works, a West Virginia program launched by the Department of Tourism, has revealed new hospitality and tourism education programs to help fill future jobs in the stateโs tourism industry.
April 24, 2023
Experience should matter on the school board. With a background in education and two terms on the board, John Ward is running again in Riverheads District.
April 23, 2023
When vocational education high schools first gained solid footing in Ohio four or five decades ago, too often they were viewed as the Rodney Dangerfields of pub
April 23, 2023
Staff report Ohio motorists should expect to see more motorcycle riders on the road as the weather turned warmer this month. Motorcycle Ohio, a division of
April 23, 2023
PITTSTON – Martin and Barbara Quinn know the value of volunteerism and public service very well; after all, they have lived their lives practicing what they…
April 22, 2023
MILL HALL โ A majority of Keystone Central School Board members appear poised to approve a 3.83% property tax hike next fiscal year to help pay for more staff