Trident Technical News Today

Berkeley County Library System (BCLS) will be co-hosting with the South Carolina Aeronautical Training Center at Trident Technical College, South Carolina Aeronautical Training Center Library Summer Workshops with the following

North Charleston police officers have a new, innovative way to train to better prepare for high-stress scenarios.

The Port of Charleston is back in business after a software problems cause the terminals to shut down for more than a day.

Four North Charleston communities have seen such impacts from highway construction that extra mitigation is being offered this time, and it includes new homes.

The Charleston Police Department and the South Carolina Department of Mental Health are hosting the second annual "Feeding Our Well-Being" Unity Day Health and

Suzanne Manseau Green, the owner of Millie Lewis Models & Talent in Summerville, highly recommended that I profile up-and-coming model Kortney Wessels. Green describes the 5-foot 11-inch tall blonde, hazel-eyed

Orangeburg-Calhoun Technical Colleges seven-week instructional period has led to student success, according to college officials.

William Means Real Estate announced that ten of its agents have received recognition from the Charleston Trident Association of REALTORS® for outstanding sales production for 2023. The REALTORS® of Distinction

Johnson & Wales University (JWU), once the prime source for trained chefs in Charleston, shocked the city’s bustling restaurant industry in 2002 when it announced it would turn off its stoves in the city’s old cigar factory and move to Charlotte.

Trident Tech President Mary Thornley receives the President’s Lifetime Volunteer Achievement Award during a ceremony in Charleston. She retires on June 1.