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Idaho House barely approves new scholarship program | Boise State Public Radio - Vimarsana News

Idaho House barely approves new scholarship program | Boise State Public Radio

House lawmakers narrowly passed Gov. Brad Little’s proposed scholarship push Monday that would offset the costs of training and certificate programs for in-demand jobs.

Gov. Brad Little's workforce grant bill squeaks through House. Most Republicans opposed it - Vimarsana News

Gov. Brad Little's workforce grant bill squeaks through House. Most Republicans opposed it

BOISE (Idaho Statesman) — The Idaho House on Monday narrowly approved a proposal from Gov. Brad Little to create workforce grants targeting in-demand careers, part of the $410 million lawmakers set aside for education during last year’s special legislative session. The bill would create a fund, administered by the Idaho Workforce Development Council, that provides […]

Chamber of Commerce announces new leadership for councils - Vimarsana News

Chamber of Commerce announces new leadership for councils

The Washington County/Johnson City/Jonesborough Chamber of Commerce recently elected new leaders for its four councils.

Idaho Launch scholarship survives House committee - Vimarsana News

Idaho Launch scholarship survives House committee

Gov. Brad Little’s newly proposed scholarship program narrowly made it out of a House committee Tuesday morning.

Analysis: Idaho Gov. Brad Little's ambitious scholarship plan is still a rough draft - Vimarsana News

Analysis: Idaho Gov. Brad Little's ambitious scholarship plan is still a rough draft

It would be by far Idaho's largest taxpayer funded scholarship, but Gov. Brad Little's office could not say how the scholarship will work.