On August 22, 2018, Central Carolina Technical College’s Foundation was awarded a donor contribution from the BIRDFEST Music Festival. For fifteen years, BIRDFEST has been bringing music lovers to Clarendon
Central Carolina Technical College has selected Lara Kolb to serve as Clarendon County’s Director of Adult Education at the F.E. DuBose Campus, effective July 30, 2018. “I am excited for
Friends of Pearl Fryar’s Topiary Garden have generously supported the Central Carolina Technical College Foundation Scholarship Program since 2008. Scholarship awards are designated for two Lee County students, with a
Eighteen years ago, Meritor established a scholarship endowment through the Central Carolina Technical College Foundation to benefit Clarendon County students enrolled in Industrial and Engineering Technology programs at Central Carolina
Central Carolina Technical College’s Kershaw County Campus Expansion had its grand opening on Thursday, February 8. The 30,000 square foot facility is located off of Interstate 20 and Highway 521
Central Carolina Technical College was awarded a $252,165 grant under the 2017 Distance Learning and Telemedicine Grant Program administered by the Rural Utilities Service (RUS). Through this grant, the college
The Central Carolina Technical College Foundation recently received a $2,000 grant from Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., that will provide assistance to the college’s Job Training and Workforce Development initiatives, specifically
Friends of Pearl Fryar’s Topiary Garden have generously supported the Central Carolina Technical College Foundation Scholarship Program since 2008. Scholarship awards are designated for two Lee County students, with a
BY BRUCE MILLS BRUCE@THEITEM.COM Central Carolina Technical College’s links with local school districts, including Sumter School District, to offer free tuition to high school graduates have become popular and well
BY BRUCE MILLS BRUCE@THEITEM.COM Having a skilled workforce for now and the future is a challenge for many communities across the country, according to about every business/industrial official or economist