KTHV-TV reports on a new training facility in Arkansas that will allow Apprentices to learn a new skill - the Arkansas-Oklahoma Carpenters Apprenticeship & Training Trust’s 35,000-square-foot facility in Russellville.  Training Director Brian Spradley says while Apprenticeship is great for high schoolers, the Union welcomes people of all ages and genders.  “Being able to show off what we do and what we do offer, I mean, a lot of people do not know about us, you know, and just showing that we do have some of the best skilled and trained Men and Women in this industry - and we can provide that skill table for them," said Spradley of the $200 million Union Program developed by the United Brotherhood of Carpenters International Training Fund.

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