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The Region’s Career Center for Bartholomew, Franklin, Dearborn, Decatur, counties in Indiana. We provide individuals with training and career services, and partner with businesses to develop solutions to address their talent needs. All programs and services are available to individuals based on eligibility and funding available. Ready to learn more? Kirk Kuhn call (812) 537-1490 or email KKuhn@rivervalleyresources.com Business Services Serving Southern Indiana Businesses The Region 9 encompasses ten counties: Bartholomew, Dearborn, Decatur, Franklin, Jackson, Jefferson, Jennings, Ohio, Ripley, and Switzerland Counties in Indiana. We provide individuals with training and career services, and partner with businesses to develop solutions to address their talent needs. All programs and services are available to individuals based on eligibility and funding available. Recruitment Assistance A customized business solutions designed to help employers attract and recruit skilled, job-ready employees for their business. Learn More Layoff Assistance Assistance to your business during times of economic uncertainty that result in downsizing, mass-layoffs, and plant closures. Learn More Power Up Indiana A new program from the State of Indiana and the Office of Commerce that supports employers who invest in upskilling their existing workforce. Learn More Together we can make the difference RECRUITMENT ASSISTANCE Anchor 1 1 Indiana Career Connect Indiana Career Connect is Indiana’s Labor Exchange System that allows employers to match qualified applicants with their employment needs, free of charge. Extensive database of job seekers with the right skills and qualifications. Ability to post job openings at no charge. Customized searches that allow you to find the right candidates. Access to staff assistance to get your jobs posted and find candidates. Information on labor availability and labor market data. Get Started 2 Pre-Employment Screening WorkOne offers free pre-employment screening of candidates for skills, education, knowledge, and employment history. Screening tools, such as WorkKeys, can be used to help evaluate applicants. ACT® WorkKeys is a nationally renowned system of job profiling and assessments to identify the tasks and skills that are most critical to perform a job. 3 Employment and Career Services WorkOne office below to speak with an expert and learn about available programs and services. Notice: WorkOne offices are open and serving customers in person, by appointment, and virtually. Unemployment benefits filed online at Unemployment.IN.gov using a computer, tablet, or smartphone. If you experience browser issues, please try a different browser. Bartholomew , Dearborn , Decatur , Franklin , Jackson , Jefferson , Jennings , Ohio , Ripley , and Switzerland Counties Layoff Assistance Layoff Our Southern Indiana Works team can provide assistance to your business during times of economic uncertainty that result in downsizing, mass-layoffs, and plant closures. Rapid Response employment services provide a pro-active strategy designed to respond to worker layoffs and business closings quickly by providing immediate assistance to companies and impacted workers. A Rapid Response Team will be made available to help your impacted employees access resources and services that will assist them to transition back into the workforce quickly. The Worker Retraining and Adjustment Act (WARN) was passed in 1988 to provide workers with time to prepare for the transition between the job they currently hold and a new job. Employers are required to provide a 60-day notice in advance of covered plant closings and covered mass layoffs. Notice must be provided to impacted workers, their representatives (i.e. a labor union), to the State Workforce Transition Unit. To File A WARN Notice For further assistance, contact your local representative: Kirk Kuhn, Business Services Manager KirkKuhn@rivervalleyresources.com 812-537-1490 Additional Information For additional information on WARN Act requirements, please refer to the links below or phone the U.S. Department of Labor at (202) 693-3500. WARN notices U.S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration Fact Sheet

River Valley Resources, workforce development, nonprofit organization, job training, adult education, community resources, employment services, career readiness, economic development. Taste of the Town BECOME A SPONSOR Our Mission Meeting Needs. Finding Solutions. Building Lives. Learn More Our Events Register & Help Make Change Learn More Get Involved Volunteer, Participate, or Donate Learn More We strongly believe in the value of evidence-based practices. Providing vital tools and resources needed for your success. Are you ready to seize new opportunities and elevate your career? Or are you a business owner looking to enhance your team's skills? We provide the tools and resources to support you, no matter your role or stage in your professional journey. Explore the offerings available for individuals and employers below, and connect with a Navigator for personalized assistance to guide you toward success. For Individuals For Employers Adult Education Offers free programs that teach math, reading, science, social studies, and writing. These programs help adults earn a high school equivalency diploma, pursue college, or enter entry-level certification. Learn More Business Services Provide individuals with training and career services, and partner with businesses to develop solutions to address their talent needs. The services are based on eligibility and funding available. Learn More Child Care Assistance The federal Child Care Development Fund (CCDF) and On My Way Pre-K, River Valley Resources assistance offers resources that increase child care availability, affordability, and quality. Learn More Clearinghouse The Clearinghouse is located in Madison, Indiana. The project began in 2007 and now involves over 100 partners working to provide economic benefit to southeastern Indiana. Learn More Employment Assistance Employment assistance program gives job seekers opportunities for employment, education, and training, helping them gain the skills needed to advance in their careers. Learn More Jane's Kids Jane’s Kids, a program at the Clearinghouse of Jefferson County, provides financial assistance to families for children’s summer activities. Bethany Legacy Foundation established this endowmen. Learn More Jobs for Americas Graduates (JAG) A school-based program where students across the region work on a wide array of competencies, including financial literacy, public speaking, resume writing, and college/industry tours. Learn More La Casa Amiga La Casa Amiga helps all nationalities gain access to the services they need to become active community participants. Allowing the community to appreciate what other cultures bring to us Learn More INCAP The Indiana Career Apprenticeship Pathway (INCAP) provides new opportunities for education and career training for students who want to learn through a combination of real-world experiences. Learn More Rural Works RVR developed the first rural, proprietary program modeled after the nationally acclaimed Cincinnati Works project, which helps individuals move from poverty to long-term stability. Learn More Senior Employment Program The New Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) at River Valley Resources assists seniors 55 and older in furthering their education or providing career training. Learn More Young Adult Services The program allows teens and young adults to work with a career advisor to identify their skill sets and interests and use that information to develop a plan for education and employment. Learn More Thinking is hard work. One can't bear burdens and ideas at the same time. Remy de Gourmont Join Us Make a donation Make a difference Donate Today

La Casa Amiga Friendship House Summer Camp is a welcoming program that provides a safe, supportive, and engaging environment for children during the summer. The camp offers fun recreational activities, educational enrichment, and opportunities for social growth. Participants take part in games, arts and crafts, outdoor activities, and field trips that promote friendship, teamwork, and positive development. La Casa Amiga Friendship House La Casa de la Amistad Sign up for June Summer Program Registeration (deadline May 11, 2026) / Inscríbete al Programa de Verano de Junio 2026. Registro abierto (fecha límite: 11 de mayo de 2026). First name/Nombre:* Last name/Apellido: Email/Correo electrónico:* Phone/Teléfono:* Address/Dirección:* City/Ciudad:* Zip Code/Código postal:* Include Children(s) Name and date of birth of each child (6-15 years old) attending the LCAFH summer program/Incluya el nombre de cada niño(a) y su fecha de nacimiento (de 6 a 15 años) que asistirá al programa de verano de LCAFH.* Allergies/Alergias:* Yes/Sí No List of Allergies/Lista de alergias: Waiver for Transportation: I give permission for my child to be transported by the La Casa Amiga Friendship House to and from program activities, including pools and parks. / Exención de responsabilidad por transporte: Doy permiso para que mi hijo(a) sea * Yes/Sí No In case I cannot be reached, I authorize the following person as an alternate contact / En caso de que no me puedan localizar, autorizo a la siguiente persona como contacto alterno:* Alternate phone number / Número de teléfono alterno::* Signature / Firma:* Modo de dibujo seleccionado. Para dibujar, necesitas un mouse o un panel táctil. Usa la función de accesibilidad del teclado al seleccionar Escribir o Subir. Submit / Enviar

Discover RVR's achievements through inspiring Success Stories of individuals who have risen to fortune, acclaim, or remarkable accomplishments. More Success Stories Arllo Harrison Arllo Harrison joined the JAG program as a quiet and reserved sophomore. She struggled with shyness, a fear of public speaking, and lacked confidence in herself. But everything began to change when she entered the supportive, trauma-informed, and inclusive environment of JAG. With constant encouragement from her JAG Specialist and peers, Arllo slowly started to open up. She began participating in class discussions, took on small leadership roles within her JAG career association, and gradually pushed herself outside her comfort zone. The real turning point came when Arllo decided to compete in the Career Presentation event at the Career Development Conference. Despite her fears, she delivered a strong presentation—and won first place. That win sent her to the state competition, and eventually, to the National Career Development Conference, where she met peers and professionals from across the country. Arllo’s journey is a powerful example of what can happen when students feel safe, supported, and encouraged. Once filled with self-doubt, she is now a confident speaker and emerging leader. Thanks to JAG, Arllo has discovered her voice, her confidence, and her ability to succeed. She now faces the future with courage and pride. My Success Story

Adult Education High School Equivalency diploma Get started today! Clearinghouse 855-591-7848 or New Albany 800-262-6017 > MyConnectAble Adult Education HSE/GED Class Locations Clark County Jeffersonville Township Public Library, 211 E Court Avenue, Jeffersonville, IN 47130 Barbara Moore - Class Instructor, 812.214.4763. Ivy Tech Community College, Pfau Hall, Room G18A 8204 County Road 311, Sellersburg, IN 47172 Barbara Moore - Class Instructor, 812.214.4763. Community Action of Southern Indiana 201 E 15th Suite #2935, Jeffersonville, IN 47130, Orientation Only Barbara Moore - Class Instructor, 812.214.4763. Jennifer Watson - Class Instructor, 502-625-5254 Crawford County Crawford County Public Library, 203 Indiana Avenue, English, IN 47118 Wendy McCarty , Instructor, 874-777-0441 (Google text) Dearborn County Aurora Public Library, 510 2nd Street, Aurora, IN 47001 Mary Abrams , Instructor, 812-221-1055 Lawrenceburg Community Center, 423 Walnut Street, Lawrenceburg, IN 47025 Mary Abrams , Instructor, 812-221-1055 Lawrenceburg Ivy Tech - Lakefront, 500 Industrial Drive, Lawrenceburg, IN 47025 Mary Abrams , Instructor, 812-221-1055 Floyd County The Anchor Building, 800 E. 8th Street, New Albany, IN 47150 Karen Jeakins , Class Instructor, 800-262-6017 New Albany WorkOne, 2125 State Street, Suite 16, New Albany, 47150 Jennifer Watson - HSE Class Instructor, 502-625-5254 New Albany Housing Authority , 215 Erni Avenue, New Albany, IN 47150 Karen Jeakins , Class Instructor, 800-262-6017 Franklin County Third Place Building , third floor, 734 W. Main Street, Brookville, IN 47012 Heidi Kelley, Instructor, 765-265-4129 Laurel Community Library , 200 N Clay Street, Laurel, IIN 47024 Heidi Kelley , Instructor , 765-265-4129 Harrison County Harrison County Lifelong Learning Center, 101 W. Hwy. 62, Suite 104, Corydon, IN 47112 Jennifer Watson , Instructor, 812-738-7736 Jefferson County Clearinghouse, 100 East Second Street, Madison, IN 47250 Joyce Zuckschwerdt , Instructor , 812-274-0953 Tina Kinirsky , Instructor , 812-274-0953 Ohio County Education Center of Rising Sun, 591 Smart Drive Rising Sun, IN 47040 HSE Bootcamp, Various Weeks Heidi Kelley , Class Instructor, 765-265-4129 Ripley County Southeastern Career Center, 901 US Hwy 50, Versailles, IN 47042 Mary Abrams , Instructor , 812-221-1055 Scott County Scott County Lifelong Learning Center, 1092 Community Way, Scottsburg, IN 47170 Joyce Zuckschwerdt , Instructor, 812-274-0953 Switzerland County Switzerland County Technology And Education Center, 708 W Seminary Street, Vevay, IN 47043 Katie Walton , Instructor, 812-655-6201 Washington County Community Learning Center of Washington County 1707 N Shelby Street, Suite #101, Salem, IN 47167 Charles Stucker , instructor- 812-584-6347 Region 9 Virtual Classes Virtual Classes for Dearborn, Jefferson, Ohio, Ripley, Franklin, and Switzerland Counties Heidi Kelley , Instructor, 765-265-4129 Region 10 Virtual Classes Virtual Classes for Clark, Crawford, Floyd, Harrison, Scott, and Washington Counties Jennifer Watson , Instructor, 502-625-5254 Barbara Moore , Instructor, 812-214-4763

Adult Education class locations Get started today! Clearinghouse 855-591-7848 or New Albany 800-262-6017 > MyConnectAble Adult Education Locations Clark County Jeffersonville Township Public Library, 211 E Court Ave, Jeffersonville, IN 47130 Monday: 9:30am - 12pm, 12:30-3pm, Thursday: 9:30am-12pm Barbara Moore - HSE Class Instructor , 800-262-6017 Ivy Tech Community College, Pfau Hall, Room G18A 8204 County Rd 311, Sellersburg, IN 47172 Tuesday: 11:00am -2:00pm, and 4:00-7:00pm, Wednesday: 10:00am - 2:00 pm Barbara Moore - HSE Class Instructor , 800-262-6017 CASI - Community Action of Southern Indiana 201 E 15th St #2935, Jeffersonville, IN 47130 Tuesday:11:00am - 3:00pm Jennifer Watson -HSE Class Instructor, 800-262-6017 Crawford County Crawford County Public Library, 203 Indiana Ave, English, IN 4711 Tuesday and Thursday 3:00pm-5:00pm Wendy McCarty , Instructor, 812-883-6989 Dearborn County Lawrenceburg Community Center, 423 Walnut Street, Lawrenceburg, IN 47025 Monday and Wednesday: 9am - 12pm Mary Abrans , Instructor, 812-221-1055 Lawrenceburg Ivy Tech - Lakefront, 500 Industrial Drive, Lawrenceburg, IN 47025 Monday and Wednesday: 5pm - 9pm Mary Abrans , Instructor , 812-221-1055 Floyd County The Anchor Building , 800 E. 8th Street, New Albany, IN 47150 Monday - Thursday: 9:00am - 12:00pm Karen Jenkins , HSE Class Instructor, 800-262-6017 New Albany WorkOne, 2125 State Str., Suite 16, New Albany, 47150 Monday & Thursday: 10:00am - 2:00pm Jennifer Watson - HSE Class Instructor, 800-262-6017 New Albany Housing Authority, 215 Erni Ave., New Albany, IN 47150 Thursday: 9am - 3pm Karen Jenkins , HSE Class Instructor, 800-262-6017 Franklin County Third Place Building , third floor, 734 W. Main Street, Brookville, IN 47012 Tuesday & Thursday: 12:00pm - 6:00pm Heidi Kelley, Instructor, 765-265-4129 Laurel Community Library , 200 N Clay Street, Laurel, IIN 47024 Monday & Wednesday: 10:00am - 2:00pm Heidi Kelley , Instructor , 765-265-4129 Harrison County Harrison County Lifelong Learning Center, 101 W. Hwy. 62, Suite 104, Corydon, IN 47112 Tuesday & Thursday: 9:00am - 1:00pm Jennifer Watson , Instructor, 812-738-7736 Jefferson County Clearinghouse, 100 East Second Street, Madison, IN 47250 Monday - Thursday: 9am - 12pm Joyce Zuckschwerdt , Instructor , 812-274-0953 Tina Kinirsky , Instructor , Tuesday & Thursday: 4pm - 7pm Ohio County Bootcamp R9 2025-2026 Education Center of Rising Sun , 591 Smart Drive, Rising Sun, IN 4740 Monday & Wednesday: 9am - 3pm Alice Messer , Instructor , 812-701-6937 Ivy Tech Madison, 590 Ivy Tech Drive, Madison, IN 47250, 800 E. 8th Street, New Albany, IN 47150 Heidi Kelley - specific times, 765-265-4129 Ripley County Southeastern Career Center 901 US Hwy 50, Versailles, IN 47042 Tuesday & Thursday: 3pm - 7pm Mary Abrams , Instructor , 821-221-1055 Scott County Scott County Lifelong Learning Center 1092 Community Way, Scottsburg, IN 47170 Monday - Thursday: 1:00pm - 4:30pm Tracy Montgomery , Instructor , 812-416-1010 Switzerland County Switzerland County Technology And Education Center 708 W Seminary Street, Vevay, IN 47043 Alice Messer , Instructor, 812-427-4475 Monday & Wednesday: 3:45pm - 5:45pm Washington County Community Learning Center of Washington County 1707 N Shelby St, #101, Salem, IN 47167 Monday & Wednesday: 9:00am - 12:00pm Charles Stucker , Instructor, 812-584-634 Region 9 Virtual Classes Alice Messer , Instructor, 812-883-6989 Appointment Only

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Your donation to River Valley Resources helps individuals gain skills, secure employment, and build stronger communities. Give today and make a lasting impact. Get Involved You can support our cause by attending events, volunteering, following us on social media, and contributing to our cause. Join Us as a Valued Sponsor Your partnership helps us empower individuals, strengthen communities, and create lasting opportunities for success. As a valued sponsor, you’ll play a key role in supporting programs that make a measurable difference in people’s lives. Become a Sponsor In Person 100 E. Second Street Madison, IN 47250 Over the Phone It's easy to donate offline too. Tel: 812-265-2652 Help Make a Difference Your support will help meet the needs, find solutions, build lives, and inspire hope throughout Southeast Indiana. Donate Make a Donation Support the Clearinghouse by donating clothing, food, and hygiene items—drop-offs are always welcome! Phone: 812-265-2652 Monday - Friday 8: am - 4:30 pm Download Resource Guide

River Valley History Inc. has assisted thousands of individuals in developing skills that enable them to seize opportunities for successful careers. About Us For over 30 years, River Valley Resources, Inc. has assisted thousands of individuals in developing skills that enable them to seize opportunities for successful careers. The organization has also advocated for equity, helping those who may have been overlooked or left behind. River Valley Resources is recognized as a leader among community organizations, fostering partnerships that contribute to the public good. We will continue to ensure that the River Valley Resources experience is welcoming and accessible to everyone and is known for its commitment to service. We are committed to addressing the challenges facing our communities and our organization in this evolving environment. Our Mission Our Mission “Developing a competitive workforce through collaboration and innovative services for individuals, employers, and communities.” History River Valley Resources is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 1990 to help low-income and underserved Hoosiers obtain and maintain gainful employment. Since its inception, RVR has managed over $250 million in federal, state, and local workforce development-related grants and contracts. RVR administers more than 1.8 million federal Workforce Investment Act (WIA) funds in Indiana. Learn More Our Mission Expertise River Valley Resources has been a Workforce Investment Act (WIA) service provider since the act's inception in 1998. It is the only WIA service provider in Indiana.

Get started today! Clearinghouse 855-591-7848 or New Albany 800-262-6017 > MyConnectAble Instructor Resources Our resources offer guidance for any phase of the study and writing process. Burlington English Get Started Classroom Cereal Get Started Essential Ed Get Started Google Drive Get Started Google Classroom Get Started INTERS Get Started JMATH Get Started Kahoot Get Started Khan Academy Get Started Quizlet Get Started RVR Academy Get Started Screencastify Get Started ZOOM Get Started Livebinder 1 Get Started Livebinder 2 Get Started Learning Platforms River Valley Resources has two of the best learning platforms available to students after they have completed 12 hours of in-person classes. This makes learning completely portable and flexible! In addition, several teachers have online classes. This allows learners to work around their schedules and move on more quickly to whatever is next! Click on the product logos below for more information.

The Clearinghouse Project, launched in 2007, now includes over 100 partners focused on providing economic benefits to southeastern Indiana. Clearinghouse The Clearinghouse Project, launched in 2007, now includes over 100 partners focused on providing economic benefits to southeastern Indiana. As a multi-tenant facility, the Clearinghouse allows workforce development organizations and short-term assistance agencies to collaborate. A not-for-profit health care organization dedicated to delivering care that changes people’s lives. We provide mental health care, addiction treatment and community education in Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky and Tennessee The premier provider of mental health and primary care services in southern Indiana. LifeSpring provides a comprehensive array of mental health and primary care services: education, prevention, information, assessment, intervention, and treatment. Provide opportunities and resources to youth and families through our innovative programs and services, and we strongly support and offer guidance to our dedicated foster parents. We work hard to build community support and advocate with public agencies and officials on behalf of youth and families. A not-for-profit health care organization dedicated to delivering care that changes people’s lives. We provide mental health care, addiction treatment and community education in Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky and Tennessee Learn More The premier provider of mental health and primary care services in southern Indiana. LifeSpring provides a comprehensive array of mental health and primary care services: education, prevention, information, assessment, intervention, and treatment. Learn More A 501(c)3 non-profit organization whose mission is to provide help, healing and hope to build a community free of domestic and sexual violence. Through extensive services and support to victims of domestic and sexual violence and innovative community-based prevention programming, we strive to build safe, stable nurturing relationships and communities. Learn More Community members find not only support, but a place where dreams are encouraged, voices are strengthened, and futures are rebuilt with confidence. Learn More The Jefferson County House of Hope is a Christian ministry organized to share God's love by meeting physical, spiritual, and relational needs of families in need. Learn More Our mission is to help Hoosiers in Southeast Indiana find and grow in careers that are productive and fulfilling as well as to help employers find the qualified personnel they need to be successful. Learn More Jefferson County Resource Guide This guide lists organizations providing programs and services in Jefferson County. This list is organized by category. Categories include: clothing, dental services, education, emergency/disaster, employment, family & child related services, financial, food pantries, furniture, health and nutrition, housing, law enforcement, legal services, libraries, mental health services, rent & utility assistance, senior services, support groups, transportation & veteran services. (020526) Learn More Landlord List This guide lists available rental properties in Jefferson County, Indiana. This list includes landlord contact information, type of property, whether the landlord accepts vouchers or pets and other information. Prices on units are not guaranteed. Learn More Support Groups This guide contains information about Jefferson County Addiction Support Groups. Learn More

We are a non-profit organization established in 1990 to assist low-income and disadvantaged Hoosiers in obtaining and maintaining gainful employment. History River Valley Resources, Inc. (RVR) is a private, non-profit organization founded in 1990 to help low-income and disadvantaged Hoosiers obtain and maintain gainful employment. From the mid-1970s to 1990, federal workforce development services were available through the local Community Action Agency—Ohio Valley Opportunities, Inc. (OVO). In November 1990, three OVO employees created River Valley Resources, Inc. (RVR), a stand-alone 501(c)(3) dedicated solely to workforce development programs and services in Southeast Indiana. RVR contributes to providing federal employment and training services; however, the organization's service area and services offered have expanded to serve its clients and communities better. RVR's guiding mission is to develop a competitive workforce through collaborative and innovative services for individuals, employers, and communities. RVR has over 30 years of experience designing, implementing, and managing high-quality workforce development and community service programs such as Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act programs (WIOA) and One-Stop Operator, employment services, Jobs for America's Graduates (JAG) in over 17 area high schools, WIOA Title II Adult Education and Family and Social Services Act voucher program in over 12 counties. River Valley Resources, Inc. is also the owner/operator of a multi-tenant non-profit center, manager of the Summer for Kids program in partnership with a women's re-entry prison, convener of the Jefferson County non-profit roundtable, and lead partner in two ex-offender re-entry programs: an Ivy Tech Community College credentialed job training and preparation program inside the all-female Madison Correctional Facility, and for all genders at the Scott County Detention Center. 1990 River Valley Resources is founded. 1998 River Valley Resources was awarded a $5 million Welfare-to-Work grant to serve individuals in southeastern Indiana. It has been featured on the Department of Labor's Best Practices website. 2005 River Valley Resources was awarded a $2 million federal grant for the Projects With Industry Program, which created and expanded job and career opportunities for individuals with disabilities. 2010 River Valley Resources received a planning grant from the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs to study the feasibility of creating a multi-tenant center for non-profit organizations and a collaborative food pantry. This led to Clearinghouse. 2015 River Valley Resources began partnering with Ivy Tech Community College to provide transition services to female offenders at the Women's Correctional Facility in Madison, Indiana. This led to the development of the "Madison Model," which is now being replicated in other locations across the state. 2017 River Valley Resources was awarded the service provider contract to provide Adult Education in 6 of the Economic Growth Region's 10 counties. 2019 River Valley Resources hosted a group of Annie E. Casey fellows who will connect researchers nationwide with young scholars and encourage them to conduct rural poverty research. 2022 River Valley Resources added La Casa Amiga to the Organization. 2024 River Valley Resources became the service provider for the DOL Senior Community Services Program. 2024 River Valley Resources hosted its inaugural TASTE OF THE TOWN fundraising event.