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October is Manufacturing Month, and Maysville Community and Technical College prides itself on educating the future workforce in numerous manufacturing careers.

OLYMPIA — Eleven community colleges, three of them in eastern Washington, will receive $2 million to support programs that train students for high-demand careers, according to an announcement from the Washington State Board for Community and technical Colleges. The Legislature provided funding in the current state budget, which took effect in July, the announcement said. These colleges will receive awards over a two-year period:

The Odessa American is the leading source of local news, information, entertainment and sports for the Permian Basin.

The Odessa American is the leading source of local news, information, entertainment and sports for the Permian Basin.

This is the second in a series of stories about education opportunities in Ohio’s prisoners. Read the first story here. Dexter Bass earned his bachelor’s degree from Ashland University behind bars. The 60-year-old was sentenced to prison in 1990 for murder and was recently granted parole. Before prison, his highest academic attainment was graduating high […]

The Universal Technical Institute-Miramar campus celebrated its first anniversary and is offering two additional programs this year: Airframe and Powerplant and BMW FastTrack training.

We recently took a tour of the education classes at Richland Correctional Institution, a men’s prison in Mansfield with about 2,560 incarcerated men.

Wallace State student Annah Reese is setting an example for other young women interested in pursuing a technical trade.

The 60-year-old was sentenced to prison in 1990 for murder and was recently granted parole. Before prison, his highest academic attainment was graduating high school.

The Ohio Capital Journal recently toured the education classes at Richland Correctional Institution, a men’s prison in Mansfield with about 2,560 incarcerated men.