Community colleges, businesses join ranks to boost workforce skills Gene Marrano December 16, 2021 1 minute read As Virginia is facing an acute skilled worker shortage, the Virginia Infrastructure academy hopes to help. WFIR’s Caroline Moore has the story. Share: Post navigation Previous: Roanoke County fire caused by unattended candle displaces threeNext: Update from health district director: not out of the woods yet Related Stories Virginia Tech professor discusses data center impacts on RAM prices Web Staff April 6, 2026 Darius Rucker to perform at Elmwood Park in June Web Staff April 3, 2026 RPD Arrests Man in Southwest Gas Station Armed Robbery Clark Palmer April 3, 2026
As Virginia is facing an acute skilled worker shortage, the Virginia Infrastructure academy hopes to help. WFIR’s Caroline Moore has the story.
