Current and future public safety personnel now have access to expanded training opportunities in the west metro area with the opening of a new four-story emergency personnel training tower at

As Arabella Bowen grew older, her grandfather’s influence continued to shape her interests and, eventually, her career ambitions. A holiday visit to his home near Flagstaff, Ariz., when she was

Several adult students enrolled at Canadian Valley Technology Center are recipients of Otha Grimes Memorial Scholarships ranging from $400 to $800. Awards, totaling $3,750, are chosen by staff at the

Two individuals and a business pitch team recently took home top prizes at area competitions. Amariona Belt, a senior at Mustang High School, placed first in the Unclassified Category for

Seven Canadian Valley Technology Center students will serve as state officers during the 2026-27 school year. Through Career Tech Student Organizations, students at each of the school’s three campuses develop

Baseball has given the English language plenty of colorful phrases. “Right off the bat” dates to the late 1800s and describes doing something immediately. “Having all the bases covered” means

Several young area adults with significant disabilities have collectively contributed to an achievement worth celebrating. All eight students enrolled in the 2024-25 Project SEARCH class at Canadian Valley Technology Center

Students enrolled in the afternoon Criminal Justice program at Canadian Valley Technology Center (pictured) joined students enrolled in the Firefighter program on multiple trips walking up and down the steps

For Ruth DeLeon, building a business has meant more than starting a career. She sought to create a schedule that leaves room for the people who matter most to her.