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A recent study conducted by Acendance highlights North Carolina as a leading state for job postings seeking ChatGPT expertise. TechWire's Sarah Glova reached out to Jessica Mitsch Homes, Co-Founder and CEO of the tech training and recruitment company Momentum—hear what she had to say about how job seekers and employers can prepare. I talked with Wake Tech as well. Here's what's happening.

Last year alone, the CFCC Board of Trustees unanimously voted to raise his salary to $361,296 in May, which is a 12% increase.

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The board considered two other names -- Paramount Parkway HS and Parkside HS -- but went with the more obvious one. Of Wake County's municipalities, only a few have no high school bearing its name, Morrisville included.

This month is gun violence awareness month and several agencies across the Triangle brought attention to the subject.

Nine of Wake Tech's brightest are on their way to North Carolina State University as Goodnight Transfer Scholars.

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WHQR) - Around the end of May, most of Cape Fear Community College’s faculty and staff will be informed about whether their contracts will ...

21,000+ Undergraduate Students Will Have Access to All Required Textbooks, Lab Manuals, Access Codes and Electronic Book Versions Before the First Day of Class ... | May 18, 2023

18.05.2023 - Barnes and Noble College (BNC), a Barnes & Noble Education, Inc. (NYSE: BNED) company and leading solutions provider for the education industry, announced today the upcoming launch of First Day Complete at Wake Tech Community College. Barnes & Noble ... Seite 1

Last fiscal year, CFCC received $363,151 in labor market adjustment reserve funds from the General Assembly. CFCC was one of four community colleges out of 58 across the state that didn't account for the use of those funds for a state board report. Records acquired by WHQR show they mainly went to those in upper administration who are categorized as "institutional support" and those who work in student services.