The GIANT Co. and Bake Crafters today celebrated the first group of employees who completed a program to upskill agribusiness workers. 

ABC Keystone and the Central PA Chapter of Associated Builders & Contractors have consolidated to strengthen business development and education. 

Earlier this month, West Shore Home announced a multi-year endorsement deal with Penn State’s incoming freshman running back Nick Singleton.

The Fulton Forward Foundation, an independent, non-profit private foundation funded by Fulton Bank, committed $125,000 to the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE) today. 

The Wolf administration is infusing nearly $20 million into STEM education across the state. 

UPMC and HACC, Central Pennsylvania’s Community College, are partnering to bring pharmacy technicians to the region through the college’s Pharmacy Technician Program. 

Mid Penn Bank is partnering with HACC, Central Pennsylvania’s Community College, to create a career pathway for high school graduates entering the workforce. 

Catherine Hershey Schools for Early Learning has appointed Annie Papero as director of CHS Hershey, the schools’ first early childhood resource center.

Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology plans to use a $200,000 Manufacturing PA Training-to-Career Program (MTTC) to fund a full-time Workforce Development Manager. 

In an uncertain world, everyone is looking for a sure thing, hiring managers perhaps most of all, as the struggle to retain and attract talented employees continues. The Washington Post reports that 4.3 million people quit their jobs in January, indicating that The Great Resignation is far from over.

Three Central Pennsylvania programs designed to prepare students for the workforce are among 12 programs chosen to receive Schools-to-Work grants. 

The tourism industry in Dauphin County got a boost of more than $2.3 million from the Dauphin County Tourism Grant Program. 

Lebanon Valley College announced Tuesday that Colleen Marshall will chair the college’s new nursing program, which welcomes its first class this fall. 

Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology will cut the ribbon to mark the official opening of its Transportation Center on Sunday.

Harrisburg University is boldly going where many are exploring with hopes of raising money for students and connecting with the community it serves.