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L&I awards $5 million in grants for nine youth reentry programs - Vimarsana News

L&I awards $5 million in grants for nine youth reentry programs

HARRISBURG – On Wednesday, the Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry (L&I) Secretary Nancy A. Walker announced awards totaling more than $5 million in grant funding to support nine youth

Bridging the gap: Forum connects schools with businesses to fill jobs - Vimarsana News

Bridging the gap: Forum connects schools with businesses to fill jobs

Much like companies across all sectors in the United States, local businesses are struggling to find skilled, non-college workers to fill jobs.

Greene County commissioners accept bid for construction at Wisecarver Recreation Area - Vimarsana News

Greene County commissioners accept bid for construction at Wisecarver Recreation Area

The Greene County commissioners Thursday awarded a rebid to Raffle Construction for the first phase of the Wisecarver Recreation Area in the amount of $952,545.

Westmoreland-Fayette Workforce Investment Board receives activities grant - Vimarsana News

Westmoreland-Fayette Workforce Investment Board receives activities grant

The Westmoreland/Fayette Workforce Investment Board (WFWIB) received grant funding for a project to connect health care employers to workers, and identify solutions to other challenges.

Officials in Washington, Greene counties rethinking regional health department concept - Vimarsana News

Officials in Washington, Greene counties rethinking regional health department concept

A regional health department between Washington, Greene and Beaver counties is being explored once again as local officials are becoming increasingly frustrated over how the state is handling the COVID-19