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View Comments Phoenix is buying the Wells Fargo Plaza skyscraper next to City Hall for $46.5 million, which will allow the city to consolidate workspace and create a central government campus at the heart of downtown. The Phoenix City Council voted 7-2 Thursday to buy the 27-story building at 100 W. Washington St. to house the citys 911 dispatch center, and eventually police headquarters and other departments. Councilmembers Sal DiCiccio and Jim Waring voted against the purchase. The purcha...

Governor issues order creating Blue Ribbon Task Force to develop training and education opportunities, providing better jobs for West Virginians CHARLESTON, WV – Gov. Jim Justice issued an executive order Tuesday, creating a Blue Ribbon Task Force, designed to better integrate the training and certification programs offered through the West Virginia Community and Technical College system and West Virginia’s Workforce Development system, opening the door to better job opportunities for all W...

FAIRBORN — The Wright State University finance, audit, governance and compliance committee unanimously approved the first step in transforming a divi

State Rep. Sara Walsh, R-Ashland, provided the information in a news release. The $1.5 million will go toward the $8.65 million project. The state bill requires a local match. The Mid-Missouri Regional Planning Commission, partnering with the city of Ashland, Ranken Technical College and Southern Boone School District, is in the early stages of a $3 million capital campaign to build the center. It would serve adults and high school students in Boone, Callaway, Cole, Cooper, Howard and Moniteau...

Mattoon, IL, USA / MyRadioLink.com Dr. Josh Bullock, Lake Land College President. Photo submitted by Lake Land College. For Immediate Release – May 7, 2021 The following is an editorial from Lake Land College President Dr. Josh Bullock. In just a few days we will celebrate Commencement at Lake Land College. During this event, we take time to thank our graduates for choosing Lake Land and remind them of the tremendous gift they have given themselves by investing in a college education. While ...

Effingham, IL / Effingham Radio May 9, 2021 | 8:22 AM Mattoon, IL -(Effingham Radio)- In just a few days we will celebrate Commencement at Lake Land College. During this event, we take time to thank our graduates for choosing Lake Land and remind them of the tremendous gift they have given themselves by investing in a college education. While we applaud our graduates, we continue to see contrasting perceptions of the value of a college education, as illustrated in a recently published report f...

Todays Medical Developments Departments - MedTech MindSet As mergers and acquisitions (M&A) advisors, we’re often asked by medtech business owners about the value of their business. However, there are no simple answers because there are so many variables involved. That said, there are some general guidelines that can help you assess the potential valuation of your business. Some of the key factors that impact the intrinsic value of your business include: Timing – As in many things in life,...

More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. SJ Delta Internships Provide Job Skills Recognizing a need to help unemployed and underemployed residents get back on their feet, San Joaquin Delta College is announcing the “1,000 Internship Initiative” to provide paid internships for students while helping them develop the skills they need to join the workforce. The College i...

San Joaquin Delta College and the San Joaquin County Board of Supervisors have teamed up to allocate millions of dollars in funding to provide up to 1,000 students with paid internship opportunities. The Board of Supervisors voted unanimously at its meeting last week to match the $2 million in funds already approved by the colleges Board of Trustees that will go to the Delta College Student Career Internship Program. The initiative "aims to provide a work-based learning opportunity to ...

MACC to offer workforce training session with Spartan Light in Mexico Moberly Monitor-Index Moberly Area Community College’s Workforce Development Center (MACC-WDC) and Spartan Light Metal Products of Mexico are teaming up to offer a free Pre-Apprenticeship program to area residents starting April 26 reported Kaylee Paffrath, MACC Director of Marketing and Public Relations, in a press release. The Pre-Apprenticeship program is geared for individuals seeking career advancement or wishing to ga...