A one-stop solution for employers and job seekers
With four centers in the KCC – TENCO region, both employers and job seekers have broad and direct access to information about everything from job openings to specialized assistance and training programs. Staff is also available to help employers access the most recent labor market information, on-the-job training opportunities, and other employment-related assistance. The TENCO Workforce Development Board serves the following counties: Bath, Boyd, Bracken, Fleming, Greenup, Lewis, Mason, Montgomery, Robertson, and Rowan. Our Career Centers are available in four locations: Ashland, Maysville, Mt. Sterling, and Morehead.
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Prichard Lawn & Tree
Standard services include:
LAWN CARE — includes mowing, string trimming and blowing of paved surfaces
TREE REMOVAL — emergency and non-emergency removal
STUMP GRINDING — unsightly or dangerous stumps removed
LANDSCAPING — mulch, shrub/hedge trimming, plant installation and more
SPRING/FALL CLEAN-UPS — we’ll help you get ready for summer or clean-up those fall leaves
Cooper Standard
Cooper Standard located in Mt. Sterling along with 20 other countries. They are a leading supplier of sealing and fluid handling systems and components. Cooper Standard has a long tradition of providing customers with the highest quality and most innovative automotive solutions — delivering this same quality and innovation to a wide range of markets with materials science technology.
Cooper Standard drives value through successful relationships with customers and world-class operations across a strategic global footprint and commitment to innovation within its entire business. Learn more at cooperstandard.com. They have 23,000 employees and were voted World’s Most Ethical Companies list for the third time.
Family Dollar
In 1953, K.R. Perry opened a Ben Franklin variety store in downtown Norfolk, Virginia, which he later renamed K&K 5&10. 21-year-old entrepreneur Leon Levine, who believed he could offer his customers a variety of high-quality, good-value merchandise for under $2, opened the first Family Dollar store in Charlotte, North Carolina in 1959. He created a general floor plan that allowed shoppers to easily find their favorite products in any Family Dollar store, which allowed store managers to focus on providing excellent customer service.
