Sandy Ammons

Executive Director of the Foundation, Fayetteville Technical Community College Foundation

BIO

Sandy Ammons serves as the Executive Director of the Foundation at Fayetteville Technical Community College. Her responsibilities at the Foundation include cultivating and managing charitable contributions for FTCC. These resource

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Education

Sep 30, 2021

FTCC Foundation Will Fund More Nursing Scholarships with $391,000 Planned Gift

Paula Poglinco Fayetteville Technical Community College (FTCC) Foundation is celebrating receiving the largest single gift ever in the Foundation’s 36-year history. Retired nursing instructor Paula O’Brien Poglinco made a $391,000 planned gift f

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	How High-Tech Heart Scans are Transforming Life-Saving Treatments Sivakumar Ardhanari, M.D. - Medical Director of Cardiac Imaging, Firsthealth of the Carolinas

	FSU’s 4th annual Military Appreciation Luncheon showcases a powerful support ecosystem Ariel Aponte - Associate Vice Chancellor, External Affairs, Fayetteville State University

	Mental health matters at Fayetteville State University Dionne Hall - Director, Center for Counseling and Accessibility Services, Fayetteville State University

Fayetteville State graduate moves directly from undergraduate research to Johns Hopkins doctoral program

Staff Report - May 20, 2026

J. Stephenson Barbecue Company announces grand opening in Hope Mills

Staff Report - May 19, 2026

All aboard the Rolling Brunch Train coming soon to Pinehurst and Aberdeen

Staff Report - Sep 2, 2025

New roundabout requires temporary detour in Hope Mills

Staff Report - May 22, 2026

Fort Bragg Defense Critical Infrastructure Summit highlights collaboration as key to military readiness

Stephanie Meador - May 15, 2026

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Downtown vitality: How the North Carolina Main Street & Rural Planning Center is helping keep the hearts of our communities beating

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