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Education
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THE KIRBY FILE: Methodist University Cape Fear Valley Health School of Medicine receives $1.5 million grant from The Duke Endowment
“This grant from The Duke Endowment is a vital investment in the future of health care for our region,” says CEO Mike Nagowski.
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Column: What work doesn’t always teach us
Bilingual columnist Claudia Zamora shares that it’s never too late to go back to school.
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Columna: Lo que el trabajo no siempre enseña
Columnista bilingüe Claudia Zamora dice que nunca es demasiado tarde para regresar a la escuela y los invita a un evento de entrega de mochilas y útiles escolares en Fayetteville.
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Budding journalists in high school student media learn civic engagement and personal growth
At Village Christian Academy, Pine Forest High School and Fayetteville Academy, being on the yearbook and newspaper staff means learning civic engagement and personal growth
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Cumberland County school board approves new cell phone policy
A bill signed by Gov. Josh Stein in July requires local boards of education to adopt policies outlining student access to cell phones and other wireless devices during classes.
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What remains of St. Andrews
Following the sudden closure of St. Andrews University, Laurinburg grapples with the fallout and the now-empty campus property at the heart of the community.
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Meet Cumberland County Schools’ new superintendent
Eric Bracy is a proven leader who has set his sights on growing the number of high-performing schools and enhancing student success. He started his new role on July 1, will be sworn in Aug. 5.
Posted inHealth
Cape Fear Valley Health announces $900K investment for new wellness center at Fayetteville State
Cape Fear Valley Health is donating $900,000 to Fayetteville State University for the construction of a new health and wellness facility.
Posted inCulture, Education
Fayetteville State University’s “Be A Wolf” is heading to the world stage
As the Fayetteville State University Theatre Department debuts “Be A Wolf” on the global stage, the play carries a universal question to audiences: What does it mean to confront the monster within?