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Watch The Magic Happen At iBuild Academy Maker Camp - Vimarsana News

Watch The Magic Happen At iBuild Academy Maker Camp

As our summer of Maker Camp 2022 comes to a close, we at Make: want to highlight amazing programs hosted by Campsites.

Connecting Youth and Building Futures - Vimarsana News

Connecting Youth and Building Futures

Greg Markle and Lacy Wolter from Operation Fresh Start join us to talk about building the futures of young adults in our community and the “(Re)Open House” coming up May 24th to showcase their new space, their accomplishments and get the news out about their programming!

Source: wortfm.org
Gov. Evers announces nearly $60 million to bolster Wisconsin workforce - Vimarsana News

Gov. Evers announces nearly $60 million to bolster Wisconsin workforce

MADISON (WKOW) -- Gov. Tony Evers has announced a dozen projects around Wisconsin aimed at developing long-term solutions to Wisconsin's workforce challenges.

Source: wkow.com
Operation Fresh Start receives $3.3 million dollar grant, aimed at helping local workforce shortage - Vimarsana News

Operation Fresh Start receives $3.3 million dollar grant, aimed at helping local workforce shortage

Governor Tony Evers announced Tuesday nearly $60 million worth of grant money that will go toward workforce development projects. More than $3 million of that was given to Operation Fresh Start, which operates as a work development program in Madison.

Evers announces $60 million in grants to help workforce development - Vimarsana News

Evers announces $60 million in grants to help workforce development

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. – Gov. Tony Evers announced grants for 12 different projects Tuesday, totalling almost $60 million. The projects will work to improve workforce development throughout the state. “There is no one-size-fits-all solution to addressing the workforce challenges across our state,” Evers said in a statement Tuesday. “These funds are critically important to encourage regions and communities to develop...

Source: wglr.com