CFCC holding community career fair
More than 40 companies will be at Cape Fear Community College tomorrow recruiting employees.
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More than 40 companies will be at Cape Fear Community College tomorrow recruiting employees.
U.S. Rep. David Rouzer, will hold a town hall Monday following weeks of demands by protesters at his district offices.
It was a clean sweep for Cape Fear Community College on Wednesday against arch-rival Brunswick Community College in a men's-women's basketball doubleheader.
The Career and College Promise program enables high school students to earn college credit by taking community college classes tuition-free.
The inaugural class for the Cape Fear Academy athletic hall of fame will be inducted next week.
For the first time in school history the Cape Fear Community College women's soccer team will play in the national junior college tournament.
The Cape Fear Garden Club awarded more than $84,000 in grants and scholarships to non-profits and schools in New Hanover County.
Former Hoggard guard Trae Bryant made his CFCC debut on Thursday night.
A project that started out in Concord, North Carolina has made it's way to the Cape Fear.
Rugby may be traditionally a European sport, but the ladies of the Cape Fear Women's Rugby Club are bringing it into the mainstream right here in the Port City.
Cape Fear Community College has recently been ranked as one of the top 50 "best value community colleges" by valuecolleges.com.
Provo, Utah, nestled between pristine mountains and Utah Lake, is home to Brigham Young University and the Mormon lifestyle it reveres.
The Cape Fear Rollers Girls let WWAY into their last practice before their home bout Saturday.
Finding a job can be tough, and finding the right job can be even tougher. But according Karl Zurl with NCWorks, thousands of jobs are out there in our area.
Cape Fear Community College won both the men's basketball game on Friday and the women's basketball game at the Schwartz Center against Brunswick Community College.
What started off as the governor's plan for $3 billion for infrastructure and transportation projects across the state now looks to benefit North Carolina's community colleges and universities the most, based on a state Senate proposal.
A new local start-up may be changing the way college students buy and sell things in the Port City. Flippze caters to students at UNCW and Cape Fear Community College looking to sell anything from textbooks to surfboards.
Last night President Barack Obama announced his proposal to offer two years of free community college to students who qualify. The proposal is a grant program, and as such students will need to meet a variety of state and institutional requirements.
Firefighters risk their lives to do their job every day, but have you ever wondered about their training?
Pender County Firefighters Association and Cape Fear Community College co-sponsored the first fire college event of the year.
Wilmington Hammerheads FC has a new partnership with the largest youth club in our region. The Hammerheads are excited about the new partnership, but the players appear to be more focused on their next game. Wilmington will host Richmond at Legion Stadium on Saturday night. A free, one-day clinic that's designed to introduce children to football will be held at West Bladen High on Saturday morning. The clinic will feature Richard Howell, the assistant strength and conditioning coach for the Indianapolis Colts.
The baseball season for Whiteville High School will conclude this weekend at Five County Stadium in Zebulon. Parents, coaches and the Whiteville players all hope for the same result Whiteville had two years ago when they played in the state championship series in Zebulon. Plus more!
April is Community College Month, and tomorrow the Port City's community college will celebrate in a big way.
Cape Fear Community College wants to show the community all it has to offer.
On Saturday, April 5, CFCC will hold an open house celebration that offers over 100 educational exhibits for people of all ages. Subjects covered in the exhibits will range from the visual and performing arts, to boat building and marine science, renewable energy, health care, computer technology, skilled trades and much more.
Members of the NC Community College System are touring different cities and colleges for the next several months to kick off a new initiative.
NCReady4Work is an effort to improve community college education across the state.