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Harnett Farm Bureau supports Central Carolina Works

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DUNN - The Harnett County Farm Bureau has put its support behind the Central Carolina Works initiative with a $20,000 donation toward the establishment of the program in area high schools. "The Harnett County Farm Bureau has always supported education for our young people," said Dudley Langdon, Bureau president. "With our support of Central Carolina Works, we are ...

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CCCC opens Career Readiness Lab at Lee County Library

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SANFORD - Cyheem Williams is a big fan of Central Carolina Community College's new Career Readiness Lab at Lee County's Suzanne Reeves Library. Williams was an unemployed high school graduate when he and his mother, Paulette Williams, of Sanford, visited the library at the beginning of January. He was going to check out available jobs on the library's computers, ...

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CCCC's Marchant named Herald's Citizen of the Year

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SANFORD - Dr. T.E. "Bud" Marchant, president of Central Carolina Community College since 2008, has been selected as The Sanford Herald's 2013 Citizen of the Year. In its Jan. 19 announcement of the recognition, The Herald's Editorial Board stated, "Dr. Marchant ... has been a valued ambassador of the college in spreading the word of its mission to stakeholders ...

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CCCC graduates largest adult high school/GED in its history

SANFORD - More than 400 students completed their studies for an Adult High School or General Educational Equivalency diploma at Central Carolina Community College during the fall semester. The graduation was held Jan. 16. (See the article and photos in the Jan. 18 Sanford Herald.) This is the largest number of AHS/GED students to complete their studies at one time ...

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Lee Early College students learn Earth-friendly practices

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SANFORD - Students in Lee Early College's Earth and Environmental Science class took on the challenge of learning the importance of sustaining the environment. They culminated their studies with a sustainability fair and by making personal decisions to leave a smaller carbon footprint on the Earth. "Living a sustainable life means to live with the impact of your ...

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CCCC graduates largest Adult High School/GED class in its history (posted 01.21.2014)

Cougars get back to winning ways with non-conference win (posted 01.17.2014)

CCCC students achieve President's, Dean's lists (posted 01.10.2014)

CCCC Basic Law Enforcement graduates 20 (posted 01.09.2014)

CCCC culinary students cater Lt. Gov.'s Open House (posted 01.06.2014)

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