9/12/08- Tribe opens tech center at Longhouse

Author:: ICT Staff
Updated:: Sep 12, 2018
Original:: Sep 12, 2008

The Catawba Indian Nation today will unveil a technology achievement center, which will offer workplace computer training, a GED program and small business classes to tribal members and area residents.

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