Central Washington Nonprofit Formed to Create Regional Apprenticeship Readiness Program
A new Tri-Cities-based nonprofit will create an accredited pre-apprenticeship training program to generate opportunities in the building trades industry for low-income and historically underserved central Washington populations, including women and minorities.
Don't forget to celebrate small businesses throughout the community on Shop Small Saturday, November 25th.
Fly Washington Passport - 4th Annual Fall Food Drive
Prosser and Richland Airports are participating in the 4th annual Fly Washington Fall Food Drive, which will kick-off on October 2, 2023.
All food collected will be donated to the local foodbanks.
WSU Tri-Cities Workforce Training Opportunities Available to Port Tenants
Ready to unleash your team's potential? Cougar Tracks provides on-demand and workforce development courses developed by leading business faculty and industry professionals designed to streamline your onboarding and get your whole team on the same page.
WSU Tri-Cities, together with Port of Benton, has an exciting development in workforce development and education that’s going to make a big impact on our region, empowering businesses and individuals alike to unlock their full potential.
Full scholarships are available for eligible applicants for all Cougar Tracks courses, meaning employers and individuals alike can take advantage of this incredible training program at no cost. However, funds are limited so act now.
To learn more about scholarship opportunities and how to sign-up for Cougar Tracks continuing education courses, please contact Summers at the Port of Benton.
