High-paying jobs that don't need a college degree? Thousands of them sit empty | Peninsula College to host Black History Month events | Reporter’s notebook: USDA Challenge develops skills in myriad areas | Ridgefield High School students earn dual credits in welding >>
Yakima Valley College receives funding to train Yakama Forest Products workers | ‘Soul of an Octopus’ author is PC’s Writer in Residence | Lower Columbia College plans for $42M trade skill building | ‘It changed my life’: Microsoft vet creates mentoring program for tech-focused college students | Two Peninsula College courses get spring resets | 50 years of flying >>
Kudos for commitments toward equitable workforce development for infrastructure jobs | New ‘talent hub’ focuses on semiconductor, nanotech | Two new members appointed to Bellevue College Board of Trustees | Registration open for Nov. 19 Black and Brown Male Summit at Highline College | Lower Columbia College instructor returns to 'Jeopardy!' Thursday | Explore manufacturing careers with Everett Community College at the Everett Library! >>
Superintendent Chris Reykdal to speak at LCC | Edmonds College Head Start program receives $6 million grant | Clark College breaks ground on Boschma Farms campus in Ridgefield | Lower Columbia College students paint murals at Longview skate park | ‘COVID slide’: Academia adjusts to student-achievement decline | Studium to focus on new digital access to history center data | Opinion: Help wanted: Congress should answer the call | Remembrance: An exhibition honoring artist and instructor Dick Ibach | Grays Harbor College awarded $2.8 million to help future college students | Stand-out grad: Kalama senior gets head start on goal to become a teacher | Big Bend Community College relaxing vaccine mandate | Gov. Inslee appoints former SPSCC trustee Fuller to UW board >>
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