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Walker Public Schools to expand workforce training with $3 million grant - Vimarsana News

Walker Public Schools to expand workforce training with $3 million grant

Four new professional pathways will be added to Walker Launch, Walker County School's workforce preparedness program, under a $3 million grant from the board of Georgia's technical college system.

GE Appliances adding 150 jobs in Tennessee and other business news | Chattanooga Times Free Press - Vimarsana News

GE Appliances adding 150 jobs in Tennessee and other business news | Chattanooga Times Free Press

GE Appliances, a Haier company that has major operations in LaFayette, Georgia, on Wednesday announced a $34 million investment to expand refrigeration manufacturing and create 150 new jobs at a Selmer, Tennessee, location.

Buckner joins GNTC's Board of Directors | Education - Vimarsana News

Buckner joins GNTC's Board of Directors | Education

Gale Buckner of Murray County has been named to the board of directors of Georgia Northwestern Technical College. .

KLASEY: A 'picture perfect' wartime romance - Vimarsana News

KLASEY: A 'picture perfect' wartime romance

During World War II, thousands of long-distance romances were carried on between soldiers overseas and their love interests back home in America. The medium that helped keep the romances alive

Roper Corp.'s LaFayette plant plans future with more workers, robots | Chattanooga Times Free Press - Vimarsana News

Roper Corp.'s LaFayette plant plans future with more workers, robots | Chattanooga Times Free Press

Andy Arnold recalled Wednesday how the Northwest Georgia city where he grew up began to recover after its textile industry abandoned it in the early 1970s.