‘Enough Is Enough’: Fayetteville Students Rally Against ICE at City Hall Protest
About 50 Fayetteville college students walked out of classrooms and gathered outside City Hall on Friday as part of a nationwide protest against ICE.
FTCC renames two buildings following major donation from Cape Fear Valley Health
Fayetteville Technical Community College on Tuesday celebrated the renaming of two campus buildings, following a $2 million donation from Cape Fear Valley Health.
Police say construction workers’ tools caused false reports of a shooting at Fayetteville Tech
FTCC’s Spring Lake campus went on lockdown on Monday
False report of active shooter causes lockdown at FTCC Spring Lake campus
Nothing found ‘to substantiate the call,’ says Fayetteville Tech president on Monday
Fayetteville Tech breaks ground on training center for truck driving and truck repair
‘To produce more graduates to meet the growing demand for skilled professionals’
Fayetteville State sees record-high enrollment; FTCC has fourth year of growth
FSU has 7,628 students this fall. Fayetteville Tech has nearly 31,000.
Column: Gov. Stein selects ‘Military Friendly’ FTCC to unveil Blue Star Families and National Governors Association initiative
Gov. Josh Stein probably could not have selected a more appropriate venue Wednesday than Fayetteville Technical Community College to sign a proclamation declaring North Carolina as a Do Your Part state.
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Column: FTCC celebrates almost 2,500 graduates in commencement ceremonies at Crown Coliseum
Bill Kirby Jr.’s notes from the week.
New deal guarantees Fayetteville Tech grads can enter ECU industrial technology degree program
FTCC alums can transfer college credits to ECU to complete a bachelor’s degree in two more years
CCS hosting child nutrition hiring events and trainings
Cumberland County Schools is hosting two hiring events for positions of assistant managers and food service assistants on Feb. 13 and Feb. 20 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at NC Works.
Unhoused residents to help build Unhoused Support Center
Cumberland County is partnering with Barr and Barr Construction and McFarland Construction to establish a workforce development program. The program will train unhoused residents and at-risk youth 17 years and older in construction skills.
FSU awarded $900,000 grant in energy efficiency collaboration with FTCC and PWC
The community partners hope the collaboration will provide a foundation for “new green-economy jobs” and fill a need in the energy efficiency market by tapping into an under-resourced area.
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