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Longleaf Grant for College Expands Offering to 2022 High School Grads - Vimarsana News

Longleaf Grant for College Expands Offering to 2022 High School Grads

The Longleaf Commitment Grant has expanded the 2022-23 academic year eligibility criteria. It will now include students who graduated from a North Carolina high school, an adult high school, or

UNC Launches 'Our State, Our Work,' Expanding Life Sciences Job Opportunities for Young Adults and N.C. Communities - Vimarsana News

UNC Launches 'Our State, Our Work,' Expanding Life Sciences Job Opportunities for Young Adults and N.C. Communities

UNC has launched a program to bring more young people in every corner of North Carolina into a COVID-enabled initiative to connect with the possibilities now open In the life sciences.

Suspect Arrested for Kidnapping,Pisgah Burns Continue,2 Arrested for Murder - Vimarsana News

Suspect Arrested for Kidnapping,Pisgah Burns Continue,2 Arrested for Murder

A guilty plea is expected in a fraud case involving an Asheville entrepreneur. A Tennessee man is behind bars in Buncombe County for assault and kidnapping. Two suspects are accused of shooting a teenager in Forest City.

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NC's secret for attracting new jobs? Community colleges - Vimarsana News

NC's secret for attracting new jobs? Community colleges

A well-trained workforce is part of the reason North Carolina is landing big economic developments, like Toyota, Eli Lilly and Boom Supersonic.

College tuition grants offered to 2020 NC high school grads - Vimarsana News

College tuition grants offered to 2020 NC high school grads

A new state grant program for high school students to attend North Carolina community colleges has been extended to 2020 graduates.