Free training for incumbent manufacturing workers, employer engagement and student experiences highlight efforts to strengthen the region’s manufacturing talent pipeline Mid-State Technical College is celebrating Manufacturing Month this October with new opportunities for regional manufacturers, their employees and students, led by a $5 million federal investment that will provide eligible manufacturers with free workforce training and technical assistance. Mid-State was recently awarded a $5
$2.5 million already raised toward transformational public safety education and training center serving central Wisconsin Mid-State Technical College, in partnership with the City of Stevens Point and public safety agencies throughout central Wisconsin, has officially launched the campaign for the Nexus Public Safety Center, a planned regional education and training complex designed to transform how future and current first responders prepare to serve their communities. The approximately $32
New offerings respond to workforce needs in community health, therapeutic services and tree care Mid-State Technical College is expanding its career-focused education with three new programs designed to prepare students for emerging and in-demand roles in the region: Community Health Worker, Therapeutic Activity Specialist and Tree Health Specialist. The additions reflect Mid-State’s continued focus on developing education and training that responds to changing workforce needs while creating
Mid-term degree start and continuing education courses give learners flexible options to build skills, explore interests and make progress before the new year Missed the traditional August start of the college semester? It’s not too late to get started this fall at Mid-State Technical College. More than 100 undergraduate course sections begin in October and later this fall, giving students another opportunity to start or continue working toward a college credential without waiting until the spring
Prevail Bank is proud to announce the successful collection of 39,518 pounds (19.7 tons) of electronic waste through its free community E-cycling events held throughout its service area from June through early September 2026. The total amount collected is equivalent to the weight of nearly nine midsize pickup trucks, demonstrating the significant impact local communities can make when given convenient opportunities to recycle responsibly. "At Prevail Bank, giving back to our communities means