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Blue Collar Tour Brings Welding Rockstar To W.Va.

Blue collar jobs could see a mass worker shortage soon, but a group from Wyoming hopes to spur interest in the profession. Tyler Sasse, founder and CEO of the Western Welding Academy based in Gillette, Wyoming, brought his tour to the Marion County Technical Center on Monday.

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