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Currie, NC · Education
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Yes or No: Brunswick Co. School Bond Referendum
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Ashley extends win streak to 4 in win over West Brunswick, 33-6
SHALLOTTE, NC (WWAY) — Ashley football continued its momentum into this game, defeating West Brunswick 33-6 to extend its winning streak to four games. The Screaming Eagles got on the scoreboard early as Jahmeer Damon took a pop pass, made several defenders miss and scored a touchdown to give Ashley a 6-0 lead.
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Isenhour Moves From Marketing to Business Administration Instructor
After helping tell Southeastern Community College’s story for nearly three years, Hannah Isenhour is beginning a new chapter at the college as a full-time Business Administration instructor. Since joining SCC’s Marketing and Communications Department in November 2023, Isenhour has played a key role in promoting the college’s programs, supporting...
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UNCW weighs tuition hike as students describe financial struggles
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — College students are already feeling the financial pressure of higher education costs, and some University of North Carolina Wilmington students could face another expense as university leaders consider a potential tuition increase. UNCW’s Board of Trustees discussed the possibility of increasing in-state undergraduate tuition by...
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Thursday Roundup: West, East JV football teams win
TABOR CITY — The West Bladen junior varsity football team won its fourth straight Thursday, Oct. 22 in beating the South Columbus JVs 24-7 in a Southeastern Conference game. Gaston Russ scored two touchdowns, made nine tackles and intercepted two passes for the Knights (5-3, 3-0 Southeastern). Andrew Wren...
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Three Tigers Inducted into Hall of Fame
Three outstanding athletes were inducted into the 2026 James Kenan High School Athletics Hall of Fame on Oct. 10. From left are Jeffrey Wallace, Stephanie Player and Stedman Mathis. Wallace helped lead the Tigers to the Class 2A east final in 1960. Known as “Miss Inside” by her teammates, Player led James Kenan to three consecutive Class 1A eastern regional appearances from 2000-2002 in girls’ basketball. The Tigers advanced to the regional final in 2002. Mathis toted the pigskin in 2006 and 2007 for Kenan, which appeared in the Class 1AA state finals both seasons. The Tigers finished a perfect 16-0 in 2007.
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More than 3,000 students to explore careers at Southeastern Community College event
WHITEVILLE, N.C. (WWAY) — More than 3,000 elementary school students from Columbus County Schools and Whiteville City Schools will get a hands-on look at career opportunities during Southeastern Community College’s second Careers on Wheels event. The event is scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 22, and will feature vehicles, equipment...
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UNCW trustees to weigh tuition hikes, campus construction plans
WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - Higher tuition costs and shifting federal loan limits are on the table for UNCW students this Thursday. The university’s Business Affairs Committee is set to review a sweeping agenda that could directly reshape how students pay for their education while greenlighting several major campus construction projects.
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CFCC department director receives statewide award for criminal justice training
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Cape Fear Community College Senior Program Director Tim Fuss has received a statewide award recognizing his contributions to criminal justice education and training. Fuss received the 2026 Partnership Award from the North Carolina Department of Justice’s Criminal Justice Standards Division. He was recognized during the...
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Brunswick Community College updates nursing program admissions for Fall 2027
BOLIVIA, NC (WWAY) — Brunswick Community College is updating its nursing program admissions process and schedule for Fall 2027 to provide prospective students with greater flexibility. Beginning with the Fall 2027 admission cycle, applicants will no longer need to have their certified nursing assistant (CNA) certification when applying. However,...
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CFCC’s new nursing program director already out, program founder speaks out
Not long after Cape Fear Community College hired Associate Degree of Nursing (ADN) Director Karen Sharrah to replace Brenda Holland, a veteran of nearly 30 years, Sharrah resigned after just two months. This follows the departure of half the ADN nursing faculty, likely due to a policy change that increased their required contact hours from 18 to 25.