It is my pleasure to announce our March 2014 Ring the Bell winner, Sarai Orth. Sarai has been with Career Path Services for over five years working under our Department of Commerce funding, which operates our Community Jobs programs.  She … Continue reading →

We could probably leave this month’s tech tip article with just the title, and you’d get the point. Having a computer problem and not sure how to fix it?  Try restarting your computer, and you’ll often find that the problem … Continue reading →

When I was a child, my greatest love and passion were horses. My dad shared that same passion with me. When I was 12, he bought me my first pony, Bingo.  Over the next 30 years, I raised many horses: … Continue reading →

Originally posted in the Spokane Area Workforce Development Council January 2014 Newsletter: We’re grateful that we have employees like Mary Stanton and Robin Knott making a difference in our community and the lives of our young adults! Tanner, 20, never … Continue reading →

The February 2014 Ring the Bell Winner goes to someone who cares deeply about her customers, her employers, her fund sources, and our organization.  Spokane and Stevens County DD/DVR Employment Specialist Gina Marie Young is long overdue for this one:  high fives … Continue reading →

While modern day computers lack the energy consuming and heat producing capability of the 30-ton ENIAC computer built in the 1940s, leaving them on all the time can send your electric bill through the roof.  By shutting your system off … Continue reading →

Career Path Services and Pierce County Community Connections (PCCC) Career Programs was recently awarded funding to launch a two-year pilot project to connect families experiencing homelessness to employment opportunities.  The Launch into Employment Assistance Program (LEAP) is being funded through … Continue reading →