U.S. Congressman tours workforce programs at Lone Star College-Montgomery
A U.S. Congressman recently visited Lone Star College-Montgomery to tour the workforce programs available at the institution.
The details of the visit are reported by Woodlands Online, which provides information on the event.
For more information on the congressman's tour of the workforce programs at Lone Star College-Montgomery, readers can refer to the full article on Woodlands Online.
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