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With tailwinds such as government incentives and changing vocational preferences, workforce training facilities are poised for continued growth throughout the U.S. https://t.co/LWMmkFZI6g

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Laura Mae Martin, author of the forthcoming book 'Uptime: A Practical Guide to Personal Productivity and Wellbeing,' shares her strategies for success. https://t.co/WfEsGswAqR

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The supply chain continues to be negatively affected by a shortage of long-haul truckers and recruiting more military veterans and women may be part of the solution. https://t.co/IrKG1upb2y

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Javier said, “The food was great!” Read more about his reflections on the World Ag Expo 2024. https://t.co/7KHZqIhVJh #GrowTulareCountyCA

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Adequate childcare is a necessity for parents and a vital component of a thriving economy. This narrative delves into the realm of childcare funding and subsidies: https://t.co/2R2cL2FwJw

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As workplace roles evolve and disappear faster than ever, companies that focus on skills will have an advantage. https://t.co/63qlUYJSHu

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Click here to read Reflections of the World Ag Expo 2024. https://t.co/7KHZqIhVJh #GrowTularyCountyCA

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Tulare County is one of three counties in California to receive a $1 million grant for its Ag Skills Advancement Project from the Department of Labor. https://t.co/QxWnekPfhZ

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California made the 2023 Governor’s Cup Top States list and is the top state by region. https://t.co/TPVQmqLxjQ

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Tulare County business leaders need to focus on housing supply and labor force development to keep up economic growth, says economist Christopher Thornberg. https://t.co/XffAbSgz2q

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Javier is all work and little play at the World Ag Expo 2024. Read more here. https://t.co/7KHZqIhVJh

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Finding the optimal site for a logistics facility often involves trade-offs between transportation, labor, and real estate costs, which may be lowered by incentives offered, as well as the need for speed to market. https://t.co/QswyewCw4S

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Reedley, Porterville and Terra Bella schools amongst list of schools to be awarded for excellence on California Distinguished Schools Program: https://t.co/WLXvAfJrcT

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15 Selected Productions Projected to Bring in More Than $400 Million to California’s Economy and Employ Nearly 20,000 Cast, Crew and Background Performers: https://t.co/N3V7z4t71G

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Click here to read Reflections of the World Ag Expo 2024. https://t.co/7KHZqIhVJh #GrowTulareCountyCA

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The USDA is funding 216 projects for high-speed internet, clean drinking water, and modern infrastructure for more than one million people in rural communities. https://t.co/UJ9669YNzD

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Thousands of full-time and seasonal workers in the Central Valley are looking for new jobs, and local representatives want them to know there is help available. https://t.co/YOOBJlT4Ng

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Visalia’s College of the Sequoias ranks 97 in the top 100 of Forbes’ America’s Best Small Employers list for 2023. https://t.co/PuRTkwYu0z

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Tulare County Economic Development Corporation asks Exeter City Council for higher contributions to stay on track with its financial goals for fiscal year ‘23-24. https://t.co/rUOrdPHEvV

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CapRock Partners announced their groundbreaking of Building I, a 1.27-million-square-foot industrial warehouse development that will provide 100s of jobs once it finishes construction in the third quarter of 2024. https://t.co/py6IXqWoKy