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Students and professors alike are fed up with a leaky pipe situation and a multitude of other problems at the music building,

Students and professors alike are fed up with a leaky pipe situation and a multitude of other problems at the music building,

Students and professors alike are fed up with a leaky pipe situation and a multitude of other problems at the music building,

Greater New Bedford Voc-Tech has listened to students and parents and changed its admissions policy.

THE state government has announced $4.18 million in funding will be shared between Victoria’s technical schools. The news, announced by […]

Broadcast Systems Engineer Located in Cherry Hill, NJ RNN has an opening for a “hands on” Broadcast Systems Engineer to support and maintain the maste

Sarah Yurcho, a senior in the Cosmetology program at Columbia-Montour Area Vo-Tech School, has been named Student of the Month for October. She is the daughter of Amanda Del Vecchio, Millville, and Scott Yurcho, Zion Grove. Sarah is a member of National Honor Society, earning distinguished honor roll and honor roll throughout her time at CMAVTS. A member of the SkillsUSA, she

On Oct. 1, Texas Tech Student Disability Services showcased artwork from students at the Christine DeVitt Icehouse for the First Friday Art Trail of Lubbock.

By Erica Thomas, managing editor TRUSSVILLE – Officer, Sergeant, Jailer, Bomb Tech…Those are among the many titles that Trussville police officer Mike Roberson has had in his day. “Guppy” is his nickname, a title he was given back in 1981 when he was working in a training car for the Birmingham Police Department. But “Dad” is the one he is most proud of. It’s a title he has always taken seriously. That effort has not gone unnoticed and far beyond his retirement this year, his lega...

Lubbock Power & Light will be switching some of its electrical load from the Southwest Power Pool to the Electric Reliability Council of Texas on May 29, according to a