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/PRNewswire/ -- Jackson State University (JSU) experienced a dramatic increase of 90.96 percent in sponsored research funding for the 2022 fiscal year, far...

Incumbent Mayor John Moor, activist Felicia Simmons and resident Sonja Mack are each running to serve as the citys next mayor.

Several high-tech companies have announced they’re expanding in the region known as the Carolina Core, which stretches from the Triad southeast through the middle of the state to Fayetteville.

Several high-tech companies have announced they’re expanding in the region known as the Carolina Core, which stretches from the Triad southeast through the middle of the state to Fayetteville.  Finding people to work at these companies could be a challenge, as manufacturing jobs have been among the hardest to fill in recent years. 

/PRNewswire/ -- Today, FieldRoutes—a ServiceTitan company and leading cloud-based and mobile SaaS provider for field service businesses—announced its official...

VAN WERT — The old Kennedy Kit factory has been a Van Wert institution for over a century. Since the company moved to their modern location on Industrial

By Brian Hess Times Bulletin Editor editor@timesbulletin.com VAN WERT — The old Kennedy Kit factory has been a Van Wert institution for over a century. Si

This roundtable discussion features students who have navigated housing barriers, and a panel of experts share solutions colleges across the state are trying out.

0 >> the genuine danger from the ex presidents attempt to martyr the insurrectionists and what republicans are losing by nominating even more magana to new hampshire and beyond. when all in starts right now. >> good evening from new york, im chris hayes. less than two months until these midterm elections. people all over the country as weve documented our mobilizing to protect abortion rights. while republican politicians across the country are pledging to ban abortion anyway they can. >> in mis...

SMC: Cherry Street Mission Ministries partners with local educators and employers for providing training and education in the trade workforce. (Left to Right) Derrick Parker, Derrion Boyd, Kiara Houston, Michael Bartley, Jaquan Overbey, Chris Braswell. Six graduates of the Workforce Development Program, receiving certificates through the Automotive Oil Change Association. Image courtesy of Tami Norris.