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CHCCS superintendent Nyah Hamlett discusses school safety in the wake of last week's mass shooting at a Texas elementary school.

A new program at Durham Technical Community College will train 911 operators. It's a job that's in demand as the Triangle's population continues to grow.

Robert Wayne Markham, 75, of Wake County, passed away Friday, April 29, 2022, at his residence in Holly Springs.

Economic impact of North Carolina Community College system; employment; health professions; manufacturing and engineering

/PRNewswire/ -- John Snyder, CEO of Net Friends, Inc. in Durham, North Carolina, has been appointed to the Information Technology Advisory Committee at Durham...

As culinary programs dwindle and restaurants hunt for help, these local campuses are adding state-of-the-art cooking schools at a friendly price.

Chancellor Kevin M. Guskiewicz discusses Carolina Engagement Week and the University's commitment to partnering with North Carolina’s communities to support good work in all 100 counties of our state.

Durham Tech and Wake Tech have launched RTP Bio, a workforce development collaboration that will unite the schools’ biotechnology, biomanufacturing and biopharmaceutical talent pipelines with the help of an ongoing funding pledge from major North Carolina newcomer Lilly.

OpenDoors, a nonprofit aimed at promoting workforce diversity among the Triangle’s life sciences companies through paid internships is launching this week.

Carrboro economic development director Jon Hartman-Brown and Durham Tech's Kate Wiggins discuss training sessions for small businesses.