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About a year after leaders visited Mexico together, WCC brought an art exhibit about the 68 Mexican indigenous languages to campus.

The Wayne County Community Foundation has awarded a $1,250 grant to the Foundation of Wayne Community College Program in memory of former WCC President Ed Wilson Jr.

Nearly 100 people turned out for the annual Cures for the Colors Color Run Saturday with the event succeeding in raising more than $45,000 in support of cancer patients and

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DUDLEY — Delicious food, fan favorite shows, animals and entertaining rides will be showcased at the upcoming Wayne Regional Agricultural Fair.

Beverly Boltinhouse experienced many changes during her 33 years with Wayne County Public Schools and among the most rewarding was being part of steering students into their own rewarding career

Beverly Boltinhouse experienced many changes during her 33 years with Wayne County Public Schools and among the most rewarding was being part of steering students into their own rewarding career

The annual Cures for the Colors Color Run, a flagship fundraising event hosted by Southeastern Cancer Care, will take place Sept. 23 at Wayne Community College.

Bishop Alton Smith is being celebrated by his church, St. Mark Church of Christ, for serving as pastor for the past 25 years.

FAYETTEVILLE - Four schools have joined the fast-growing ranks of the Carolina Cyber Network, which is dedicated to closing the critical gap in cybersecurity workforce needs and available workers.