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A new training program offered by Craven Community College will help students learn what they need to know to work in North Carolina’s growing clean energy industry.

NEW BERN – Craven Community College’s (Craven CC) new training program, Renewable Energy, will help community members develop the knowledge needed to keep up with North Carolina’s growing clean energy initiative. The class will begin May 22 at the Volt Center. “We are excited about all the possibilities this new program will bring to our […]

Craven Community College (Craven CC) is adding a new program to the Volt Center’s continually expanding offerings: Renewable Energy. This training program will help community members develop the knowledge needed

Trader Construction Company is the 2023 recipient of the Community Fabric Award for Business Leadership, presented by the Craven Community College Foundation.

Workforce training programs at Craven Community College have received nearly a half-million dollars in grant funding.

The storm has been downgraded to a tropical storm, however there is a potential for flash flooding due to heavy tropical rains. Closings, delays and cancellations have begun in Craven County.

Are interested in training for a new career or expanding the skills you already possess? A new state-of-the-art training center is now open for classes and will help train students to reach their highest potential in todays hospitality industry.

Several Eastern North Carolina community colleges were recognized as the best in the United States, two of which were listed in the top 10.

Beatrice Smith is currently running to retain her seat against Craven County resident Dorothea White, who is also an African American woman.

Two former New Bern aldermen will run against each other for a chance to represent the Republican party in November as District 4 county commissioner.