Instructor Tyler Manion points out diagnostics information on a computer screen to a student. [Photo by Brad Losh]Fayetteville Technical Community College programs demand that students be trained in the latest technology to meet the ever-changing ind
Dr. Murtis Worth has been named FTCC’s Senior Vice President for Academic and Student Services and Dr. Tiffany Watts has been named Chief of Staff/Vice President for Strategic Initiatives.
Broadwell College of Business and Economics - Photo provided by FSUFayetteville State University Broadwell College of Business and Economics undergraduates spent the fall 2022 semester providing consulting services to local, national and internationa
Photo courtesy of Golden LEAFOn Dec. 1 the Golden LEAF Board of Directors announced they had awarded a total of $8 million to support projects through a number of programs throughout nine counties across North Carolina. A portion of these funds
Photo provided by FTCCFayetteville Technical Community College is preparing for a new chapter of leadership as President Dr. J. Larry Keen prepares to pass the torch to his future replacement Dr. Mark Sorrells following the announcement of his plans
Fayetteville Technical Community College honored 14 members of its faculty and staff for being awarded the 2022 National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development Excellence Award.
On March 21, Fayetteville City Council Members approved 29 people to serve on boards and commissions starting on April 1. The new appointments are as follows:Airport Commission:John “Jay” Wyatt April 1, 2022 - March 31, 2024Robert Hambly April 1
The North Carolina Community College Journal of Teaching Innovation selected DR. TIFFANY WATTS and IAN WOLF to serve as assistant editors for its publication. Watts, the college’s associate vice president of curriculum programs, expressed how the app
Fayetteville State University recently announced the formation of its Board of Visitors. There are 53 members appointed to the Board, which will function as an advisory board to Chancellor Darrell T. Allison and senior leadership at the school.
Tanker trucks line up at a gasoline depot near the Port of Wilmington in mid-May during the Colonial Pipeline shutdown. Gasoline supplies and delivery are back to normal levels for the Fourth of July weekend, officials say. (Scott Nunn/Greater F
Local shoppers remain cautious even as COVID-19 numbers begin to fall. (Photo run with permission from Veronica Bermudez) A month after Gov. Roy Cooper lifted most pandemic-related rules and restrictions, COVID-19 numbers continue to fall. In th