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Dr. Louis A. Martin-Vega, professor and dean of N.C. State's College of Engineering, is the newest member of the Wake Tech Board of Trustees.

Former WNC Congressman Mark Meadows gets some mentions during January 6th riot trial. A car crashed into a park in AVL and burst into flames. The Hendersonville PD gets praise for risk reduction.

LSU pitcher and Harnett Central graduate Paul Gervase talks about his baseball career path from Harnett Central to LSU.

The nonprofit is also launching a new "PLACE Card" in place of meal tokens.

Today, Dedren Snead '12 is an Innovator-In-Residence at the UNC Shuford Program in Entrepreneurship, but his path to this point in his career has been anything but a linear trajectory. The pivotal point in his journey, he says, was getting a degree from Carolina.

Wake Tech is starting a new degree program this fall to fuel the pipeline of talented paralegals for legal services employers in Wake County.

Pollenz is a staunch progressive running against a more traditional Democrat for the vacated seat of retiring commissioner Sig Hutchinson.

The Catawba Valley Community College softball team combined for 28 runs on 31 hits during a conference doubleheader sweep against Wake Tech on Wednesday afterno

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

Experts say this is a knock-on effect of business shifts during the COVID-19 pandemic. Employees shifted to a work-from-home model that didn't require them to be in major metros.