WorkingNation is always on the hunt for job and training opportunities around the country. Take a look at the offerings we found this week.

From Arizona: Tucson.com reports SkyWest Airlines is building a new maintenance hangar at Tucson International Airport that creating 50 new jobs.

From Colorado: More than $1 million in new funds for employment services will connect people in Weld County to upskilling and training opportunities.

From Connecticut: The CT Mirror reports efforts are underway to boost the talent pipeline for people with disabilities.

From Kansas: High Plains Journal reports a 4-H program is introducing youth to careers in agriculture.

From North Dakota: INFORUM reports North Dakota State College of Science is offering registered apprenticeship programming. Among the occupations – certified medication aides, auto techs, and construction equipment mechanics.

Did you miss our previous Back to Work stories from around the country? Catch up here.