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Coming in January are seven new courses offered by WNC Community Education in literature, art, drama and life-long learning. Linda Whitehill, Co-ordinator of Community Service and Continuing Education, announced the new offerings at WNC Carson campus to begin Friday, January 13.

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ASHEBORO — Randolph Community College’s Financial Aid Office is hosting a FAFSA Day to offer help for students and prospective students to fill out their Free Application for Federal Student

New London — The city’s public school system this month unveiled a new welcome center inside a Shaws Cove business complex that offers families a suite of consolidated services. “It’s a one-stop shop,...

In January, the Thames Valley District School Board is starting a test project to help adult learners. This pr...

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Eddie Cockrell, a film critic for Variety and other publications who also programmed films, died Dec. 29 at 67 in Sydney.

Art enthusiasts, its time for a celebration! Cabarrus Arts Council’s annual CLAY Exhibit is wrapping up with a fantastic finale, and youre warmly invited to join the fun.

On March 25, 1966, Dr. Martin Luther King addressed reporters during a press conference in Chicago at the annual meeting of the Medical Committee for Human Rights.

In partnership with the Georgia CNA Career Pathway Initiative, Central Georgia Technical Colleges Economic Development Division Office of Continuing Education is recruiting 750 Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) for continuing education