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Business Leaders in Kittitas, Klickitat, Skamania, and Yakima Counties

Are you looking to enhance your business and make a positive impact, in the community? South Central Workforce is here to help support your business through its Community Reinvestment Funds (CRF) Program. What’s in it for your business? Recruitment Assistance: Find the right talent for your team. Training Opportunities: Enhance skills and productivity. Wage Support: […]

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Walmart celebrates 20 years of operations in Grandview

Twenty years ago the Yakima Valley celebrated the opening of Walmart Distribution #7021, an 800,000-square-foot grocery fulfillment center that employed 400 hourly associates and served 42 stores in three states.   Today, the Distribution Center (DC) employs 764 hourly associates, 61 salaried managers, and delivers product fulfillment to 120 Walmart stores across five different states.  In

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Empowering Growth with SIED Funding – City of Moxee

The Supporting Investment in Economic Development (SIED) Program propels infrastructure projects forward, stimulating private investment and creating jobs.  Earlier this year, the City of Moxee was awarded a $718,702 grant and $718,702 loan package totaling $1,437,404 through Yakima County’s SIED Program to fund upgrades to its municipal water transmission and storage system.  The City is

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Yakima County delegation in D.C. for prioritized projects

In March 2024 a delegation from Yakima County visited Washington, D.C. advocating for funding for prioritized transportation projects.  The delegation included representatives from the DRYVE TRANS-ACTION Group. Members of the delegation include: (Left to Right): Mike Battle (HLA Engineering, Jonathan Smith (YCDA), Commissioner Amanda McKinney (Yakima County), Michael Grayum (City of Zillah), Mayor Roger Bell

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2023 Recap: Supporting Investment in Economic Development (SIED)

2023 was a busy year for Yakima County’s Supporting Investment in Economic Development (SIED) Program.  2023 marked a significant stride forward for our county.  The following projects represent a concerted effort to enhance the foundational elements in our cities and counties, fostering growth, prosperity, and connectivity. What follows is a list of Projects Approved by

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In-Person Supervisor Training

Take your supervisory skills to the next level.  Human Resources & Management Solutions (HRMS) is taking registrations for their upcoming Supervisory Training. What to Expect: Our highly interactive training courses are more than just lectures.  We offer immersive experiences packed with valuable information and lively discussions.  Led by the experienced Diana Welch from HRMS in

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Childcare Accelerator Program: Workshops and Conferences for Childcare Providers

Community Impact: The Childcare Accelerator Program is more than just a single event; it’s a key part of our ongoing efforts to provide sustained support to childcare providers.  Yakima County Development Association (YCDA) is committed to offering continuous assistance, resources, and follow-up opportunities in collaboration with the Small Business Development Center. Empowering Childcare Providers: Grant

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Trajectory Startup

Calling all Entrepreneurs!

Calling all entrepreneurs! Launch your startup journey with Dave Parker’s five-month Trajectory Series. These after-hour zoom sessions will provide you the insight you need to tell your story and do the research that sits behind each slide of your pitch deck.  You’ll have time between each session to complete the session deliverables. Each subsequent session

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