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Former Trustee Ray Funderburk files civil suit against CFCC Board - Vimarsana News

Former Trustee Ray Funderburk files civil suit against CFCC Board

SOUTHEASTERN N.C. — The filing details the history of CFCC President Jim Morton's rise to power at the college and what led up to the removal of Ray Funderburk…

Former Trustee Ray Funderburk files civil suit against CFCC Board - Vimarsana News

Former Trustee Ray Funderburk files civil suit against CFCC Board

The filing details the history of CFCC President Jim Morton's rise to power at the college and what led up to the removal of Ray Funderburk from his position as a trustee.

Source: whqr.org
Dayton community raises $60K in 20 days for Boys and Girls Club's clubhouse playground - Vimarsana News

Dayton community raises $60K in 20 days for Boys and Girls Club's clubhouse playground

In a stunning display of support for Boys & Girls Clubs of Mason Valley’s Dayton Clubhouse, Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce president John Cassinelli announced at the June 2 ribbon cutting that the community of Dayton has raised more than $60,000 for a new playground at the new site.

'Bloody May' returns to CFCC, several top administrators apparently removed in reorganization - Vimarsana News

'Bloody May' returns to CFCC, several top administrators apparently removed in reorganization

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WHQR) - The annual contract-renewal period, known as ‘Bloody May’ by some faculty and staff at Cape Fear Community College, apparently too ...

'Bloody May' returns to CFCC, several top administrators apparently removed in reorganization - Vimarsana News

'Bloody May' returns to CFCC, several top administrators apparently removed in reorganization

This week, ‘Bloody May,’ when some CFCC employees find out their contracts haven’t been renewed, claimed three of the college’s deans, along with one other longtime employee.

Source: whqr.org