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WKWB Hopes 'Putting Young Kentuckians To Work' Remains
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In 2024, the Kentucky General Assembly, for the first time ever, invested general funds in the state’s 10 local Workforce Development Boards — spending $20 million over two years under House Bill 1. The cash could be used to expand capacity, and serve youth aged 16-to-24 years old not enrolled in school and/or not working, or high school seniors without a postsecondary plan, and create a path to stable employment. The goal was to then find job p…
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