Moore Manufacturing News Today

Before the short session began in the General Assembly Wednesday, Democrat Gov. Roy Cooper laid out his recommended budget proposal for the last time as governor.

Central Carolina Community College hosted a Legislative Delegation Breakfast on Thursday, Jan. 11, at the E. Eugene Moore Manufacturing and Biotech Solutions Center in Sanford.

PITTSBORO — Central Carolina Community College has dedicated the Sustainable Technologies Building on the CCCC Chatham Main Campus in honor of Dr. George Lucier. An event to commemorate the naming

Central Carolina Community College will participate in National Manufacturing Day on Friday, Oct. 6.

Gov. Roy Cooper joined a large crowd of educators and workforce development leaders in Sanford Thursday to celebrate the charter signing of AdvanceNC, a new workforce development partnership that will

The push to train workers comes amidst potential labor workforce shortages.

The Lee County commissioners will act on a request to the NC Department of Natural and Cultural Resources to allow the Endor Iron Furnace property to be added to the

Safety, quality, and monetary concerns are being raised about a Vietnamese electric vehicle maker that has its sights set on building a $4 billion EV production plant in Chatham County.

Moncure, NC - VinFast’s U.S. manufacturing CEO, Van Anh Nguyen, recently joined Gov. Roy Cooper in announcing a partnership with Central Carolina Community College to train potential employees for their proposed Chatham County facility in Moncure, which will use eminent domain to complete the project.

Van Anh Nguyen, VinFast’s U.S. Manufacturing CEO met with Democrat Gov. Roy Cooper, state and local officials, and representatives from Central Carolina Community College last week to announce the partnership between the college and the Vietnamese electric vehicle manufacturer.