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The 100,000-square-foot center will be named after Missouri Governor Mike Parson.

The event has been in the works since KSMU last spoke with DOTS in January.

The Center for Workforce and Student Success will be paid for, in part, with $46 million from the state.

Ground was broken Monday for the new facility at the Springfield-Branson National Airport.

The plan was developed with input from various sectors of the community.

Classes at OTC begin August 21 for the fall semester.

Ozarks Technical Community College will offer two sections of its Industrial Welding Specialist course this fall.The 20-week course starts August 2 and…

Two community colleges in Missouri, including one in Springfield, will soon offer bachelor’s degrees in respiratory therapy.Ozarks Technical Community…

Missouri State University and Ozarks Technical Community College are expanding their health care programs.The McQueary College of Health and Human…

Statistics show that solid, higher paying jobs in the United States tend to require some kind of certification or degree — and also that rural students…