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CCCC students hear presentation on Native Americans

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SANFORD - Native Americans face a number of major struggles, from stereotypes that diminish individuals to governmental policies that limit tribal autonomy, according to anthropologist Dr. Stanley Graham Knick. And some even come from inside the community. Knick, who specializes in Native American health, archaeology and culture, gave his assessment to Central ...

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Lee Golf Classic a winner for CCCC Foundation

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SANFORD - Since 1989, area golfers have been hitting the links at the Central Carolina Community College Foundation's annual Golf Classic to financially assist students at the college. The 28th Annual Golf Classic, held Sept. 20 at the Sanford Golf Course, attracted 34 teams and raised over $26,000. "The tournament was a huge success again this year," said Jonathan ...

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CCCC's Continuing Education offers opportunities

SANFORD - Central Carolina Community College Continuing Education offers a variety of non-degree, short-term training opportunities to assist students in gaining entry into the workforce, or to assist with changing career paths. Classes focus on non-degree, fee-based training programs in a variety of career fields. Courses often lead to state licensure, or a certificate ...

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Triangle South celebrates two milestones

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By Melody Brown-Peyton, The Daily Record of Dunn. DUNN - For anyone achieving one milestone, that's a reason to celebrate. Triangle South Enterprise Center and the old Magnolia School in which it operates at 600 S. Magnolia Ave. in Dunn have double reasons to celebrate. The center is celebrating 30 years of service to the community while also celebrating the ...

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CCCC students learn about tobacco farming

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SANFORD - It all began with "Chew Tobacco Rag," a tune you might never expect to hear blaring on a tobacco-free college campus. The vintage ditty was just the initial shocker for Central Carolina Community College students walking into "Tobacco Farming in North Carolina: Then and Now," a hands-on look at the process and impact of tobacco farming across The Old ...

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CCCC presents Workshops On Weekends (posted 09.21.2017)

Anniversary set for Triangle South Enterprise Center (posted 09.19.2017)

Barber Holmes supports mission of CCCC Foundation (posted 09.15.2017)

CCCC offers evening choices at West Harnett Center (posted 09.12.2017)

CCCC golf looking for good team (posted 09.11.2017)

New hours for NCWorks Career Center - Chatham County (posted 09.07.2017)

Artistic skills thrive at CCCC (posted 09.05.2017)

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