Hailey Lugo very much enjoyed her time as a stay-at-home mother while raising two children. As the children grew, she longed to re-enter the workforce but preferred to do so

CHICKASHA – Desaray Hayes suspected it for some time. Turns out, she has a knack. The seldom-used word accurately describes her business sense. She is a natural. Hayes, 20, of

YUKON – Twice each week after the bell rings and roll is taken, 11 Canadian Valley Technology Center students board vans for a 10-mile drive. Their destination is a local

OKLAHOMA CITY – Each year, The Journal Record newspaper honors 50 women statewide with its Fifty Making a Difference awards gala at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum. All

At age 50, Tammy Clement found the job she always wanted. Up to now, circumstances always got in the way. “I always wanted to be in the nursing field in

Eighty-three percent of the workforce is on the job sometime between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. The figures, courtesy of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, lead to a conclusion

Falcon McDoulett has but a few more sleeps at his home in Tuttle. Next week, the 19-year-old leaves behind a quiet farming landscape in southeastern Grady County for the shipyards

YUKON – A full-time program for young adults with significant disabilities has attracted national attention, due to its 77 percent employment rate. Project SEARCH is housed within INTEGRIS Canadian Valley

Many daytime and evening short-term classes begin Monday Aug. 12 at Canadian Valley Technology Center’s Chickasha and Cowan Campus and Aug. 19 at the school’s El Reno Campus. Dozens of