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I would like to remind the members of the public that the commission does not tolerate any disruption or outbursts of any kind, please silence the cell phones, if you care to state your name for the record. I would like to take roll. Woning. Here. Wu. Here. Antonini. Here. Hillis. Here. Johnson. Here. Moore. Here. Richards. Here. And for the recreation and Park Commission. Buell. Here. Low. Here. Lef. And mcdonnell have an excused absence. Thank you, commissioners. Under your special calendar, p...

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Here. Hillis. Here. Johnson. Here. Moore. Here. Richards. Here. And for the recreation and Park Commission. Buell. Here. Low. Here. Lef. And mcdonnell have an excused absence. Thank you, commissioners. Under your special calendar, please note that the joint commissions will hold one public hearing for the public to provide testimony on all items listed below, including consideration of whether to certificate the eir. Following the public hearing, the Planning Commission will consider action on c...

Iowa Workforce Development is now playing a greater role in delivering job training services across western Iowa. Earlier this month, Iowa’s State Workforce Development Board approved the final steps in reorganizing the state’s Local Workforce Development Areas, consolidating four regions covering the western half of Iowa into one local area that now will be overseen by IWD.

LE MARS -- Plymouth County will withdraw from a multi-county Workforce Development association. The Board of Supervisors voted 5-0 during its Tuesday meeting to exit the Workforce Development Chief...

By Tom Lawrence Staff writer LE MARS -- A multi-county Workforce Development effort is failing, according to a Plymouth County supervisor. It was intended to assist unemployed people through education...

TEXARKANA, Ark. -- If projections prove true, Miller and surrounding counties could be in the red in job growth by the end of the year.

A labor report recently released by Arkansas Division of Workforce Services predicts employment growth of -0.64% for the Southwest Arkansas Workforce Development Area between 2021 and 2023

The North Star State was one of five states to receive the grant. Written By: Prairie Business | × Getty Images The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development was recently awarded a grant from the U.S. Department of Labor to help keep ill and injured employees in the workforce. Minnesota was one of five states to receive the award, called Retaining Employment and Talent After Injury/Illness Network (RETAIN) Phase II grant. It is a four-year $19,518,509 grant through DOL’s ...