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Columbia Basin Job Corps Center Director Peggy Hendren in front of newspaper articles highlighting part of CBJC's 40-year history. With job shortages in health care, defense and national security, Job Corps centers around the nation are preparing to expand medical trade offerings and other programs to fill those job needs. CBJC is celebrating the 40th anniversary of Job Corps Friday.<br>Brandon Swanson/Columbia Basin Herald

Columbia Basin Job Corps Center Director Peggy Hendren in front of newspaper articles highlighting part of CBJC's 40-year history. With job shortages in health care, defense and national security, Job Corps centers around the nation are preparing to expand medical trade offerings and other programs to fill those job needs. CBJC is celebrating the 40th anniversary of Job Corps Friday.<br>Brandon Swanson/Columbia Basin Herald

August 26, 2005

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With 40 years gone, Job Corps eyes future
August 26, 2005 9 p.m.

With 40 years gone, Job Corps eyes future

Program looks to expand, fill nation's workforce shortages