2015 News

JCC's Radiography Program reflects on its golden anniversary

JCC's Overwatch II team heads for playoffs; Fortnite (No-Build0 team #1 in rankings

- Johnston County Public Schools (JCPS) eighth grade students attended the JOCO WORKS 2023 Career Expo at Johnston Community College (JCC) November 2-3

JCC received another $18,000 in funding this year to award scholarships to students enrolled in Workforce Continuing Education program

Johnston Community College, Johnston County Public Schools, Novo Nordisk, and Grifols team up to offer BioWork certification to high school juniors and seniors.

JCC Foundation gives more than 20 students higher education opportunity

Johnston Community College receives $176,000 from UNC Health Johnston for nursing program support

Johnston Community College enrolls largest first-day class in its history.

Dr. Marc David joins the JCC family as Chief Academic Officer

The Donnie E. and Linda Vann Lassiter Performing Arts Series to be held at Paul A. Johnston Auditorium

The Carolina Cyber Network welcomes four new members schools including JCC

JCC exceeds excellence levels in two categories that measure student success in community colleges statewide.

JCC recognizes students for their academic achievements

JCC students to be in Class of 2026 Goodnight Scholars Transfer Program at North Carolina State University

74 students inducted into NTHS for 2023 year

Students inducted into Beta Zeta Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa

2023 high school graduates to receive up to four semesters of tuition assistance through JoCo Commissioners Promise Program

Natalie Oliver receives honor from the North Carolina Council of Practical Nurse Educators

JCC received $18,000 in funding to award scholarships to students enrolled in Workforce Continuing Education programs

Vicky Allen receives honor from the North Carolina Associate Degree Nursing Council

Joy Callahan named Interim Executive Director at JCC

Paramedic students take part in annual Night Ops Exercise held at JCC.

Students in new Practical Nursing program at JCC all pass exam.

Funding is available during the 2023-24 school year

The NHRL 2023 College and University Robotics Grant Opportunity awarded $10,000 to the program.

The road tractors were purchased with funds from the Golden LEAF Foundation Open Grants Program

Award announced at annual Breakfast Before Business event

The State Board of Community Colleges approved funding of high-cost programs at several colleges, including JCC

Johnston Community College Foundation now accepting applications for annual award.

Dr. Lindquist begins his tenure as JCC's fourth President

JCC recognizes students for academic achievements last semester.

Dr. Vern Lindquist accepts role of President at JCC

Taylor Thimmesh has signed with with R3Vel & Vick Entertainment, LLC (dba R3V Sports).

JCC observed National First-Generation College Student Celebration Day

Funding is available for 2022 Johnston County high school graduates who want to enroll at JCC

The new event raised over $68,000 in support of Johnston Community College

The funds will allow JCC to purchase two trucks and a simulator thanks to the Open Grants Program

Enrollment was up more than six percent Fall over Fall at JCC

JCC is part of a statewide coalition awarded nearly $25 million from the U.S. Economic Development Administration

Bryant was sworn in for a 2nd term on JCC's Board of Trustees

Funds made available by the Expanding Community College Economic Impact Grant

Vic McCormick gets promotion at Johnston Community College

JCC Public Safety Department, along with NC Highway Patrol, offer training in Benson

Johnston County Commissioners approved the use of $250,000 to assist with college tuition at JCC for 2022 grads.

The program is accredited by National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC)

The Goodnight Scholarship helps high school and transfer students continue their STEM educations at North Carolina State University.

JCC confers degrees, diplomas and awards outstanding achievements at graduation ceremony

2022 winner and nominees recognized at fourth annual luncheon

Johnston Community College receives $89,319 from Johnston Health for faculty support

The NCCCS State Board approves the appointment of Dr. Kenneth Boham

Johnston County Sheriff's Office Recognized as 2021 Recipient

College Represents $138.7 Million Dollars in Annual Economic Impact on Local Area

Grant will allow for expansion of Bio Blend Program

94.7 QDR hosts blood drive on college campus

Duke Energy Foundation awards $15,000 to JCC to support program which includes agriculture, beekeeping, and culinary arts.

JCC Alumni and Criminal Justice Instructor Cynthia Sullivan is JCC's 2021 Faculty of the Year

Applications being accepted for 2022 award

JCC wishes to announce that it will host a site visit for continuing accreditation of its Associate Degree Nursing program by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN).

Three new degree programs for dual enrolled students next fall

JCC recognizes students for their academic achievements during the fall semester.

JCC Alum and Clinical Coordinator Wendy Collins receives recognition for role in organizing blood drives.

Beef Char-Grill competition was held at NC State University's Beef Unit Laboratory.

The program is now listed in the directory of HVAC Excellence accredited programs.

JCC will again require face masks to be worn indoors, effective immediately.

The Goodnight Scholars Program helps high school and transfer students continue their STEM educations

A statewide awareness campaign, called "Time for a New YOU," launched this week for the Governor's Emergency Education Relief (GEER) Fund

Funds to come from the Governors Emergency Education Relief (GEER) fund through federal COVID-19 relief packages.

Website ranks Johnston Community College's Accounting and Finance Degree Best in 2021

In light of Governor Cooper's announcement on Friday, May 14, 2021, Johnston Community College is amending our face covering and social distancing restrictions.

JCC held three nights of ceremonies for graduates.

Johnston Community College Foundation recognizes 2021 winner at virtual celebration

At JCC, we stand with all those who seek equity in our country, in our community, and on our college campus.

Construction is officially underway for the 50,000 sq. ft. engineering building paid for through a 2018 County Bond Referendum.

Johnston Community College students or high school students can complete the certificate in one semester

2020 was a challenging year, to say the least. The uncertainties of the pandemic left many with anxiety and deep concerns about what the future held for the nation.

Johnston Community College offers options for an AAS degree and a Career and College Promise certificate

North Carolina ranks eighth in the nation for cybersecurity job openings

Learn about curriculum programs, continuing education opportunities and how to apply and pay for college.

Contestants will compete for a total of $500 in prize money.

The sonography machine will expand the college's training capabilities in a clinical setting.

Students are recognized for high GPAs.

College shows appreciation for support and resources to help local students succeed.

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in Johnston County, a statistic Johnston Health is dedicated to changing. Join us in supporting the Johnston Health Foundation's All in Red Campaign,

Nominations are currently being accepted for the Linda Vann Lassiter Women's Society Philanthropist of the Year. The honor is awarded annually to an individual who has made a positive impact in our community through giving, and whose philanthropic leadership sets an inspiring example for all with regard to time, talents, and treasures.

North Carolinians who are unemployed or underemployed can look to Johnston Community College for fee-waived workshops and classes to help them get back to work. The classes are part of the Human Resource development (HRD) program and are focused on raising the employability of the North Carolina workforce.

The three-semester continuing education program is designed to teach students the skills they need to work in a professional salon. The bilingual program will be taught by both English-speaking and Spanish-speaking instructors.

Johnston Community College's Bioprocess Technology Department partnered with NC BioNetwork to offer a Fall, 2020 Biotechnology Virtual Career Fair (VCF) on Thursday, November 12th.

Johnston Community College engineering students, Ethan Davenport, Naser Issa, and Randy Young, were awarded the Engineering Department Annual Scholarship for the 2020-21 academic year. They were chosen from among 8 applicants to be awarded a portion of more than $200,000 in scholarships.

The Johnston County EMS has donated an ambulance to the Johnston Community College EMS program. The ambulance comes just in time, as state regulations will change in January, requiring a higher level of training in ambulance driving for certification. This ambulance will allow JCC to continue producing highly trained EMS personnel for the workforce.

Johnston Community College is now registering students for its evening cosmetology program, which begins October 5th. The three-semester program trains both English and Spanish-speaking students cosmetology skills.

Upon learning of a potential case, JCC's COVID-19 Response Team initiates a series of procedures. The individuals affected are requested to follow the protocols established by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) when exhibiting symptoms or believe

Baraldi previously served as Director of Budget and Accounting for the Facilities Division of North Carolina State University for more than a decade.

Five-year grant worth $1.3 million helps ongoing student support services.

Although the pandemic initiated a mass migration to online classrooms, the model is definitely here to stay. The question now is how teachers can "fast forward" pedagogy and technology in this new virtual reality. A new program at Johnston Community College - where remote learning has been complementing the classroom experience since 1997 - is offering answers and solutions.

JCC grads will be able to transfer seamlessly to WGU and receive a tuition discount

709 students earned credentials in 2019-20.

The following students have been named to the spring semester President's List at Johnston Community College. To be named to the President's

Johnston Community College leaders seek to serve true transformational and systemic change on campus.

Johnston Community College has been awarded a $185,994 grant from the Golden LEAF Foundation to address a significant unmet need for qualified fabricators in the region. Five area employers have identified more than 100 existing and 130 new fabrication positions that currently need to be filled. The college will establish a new fabrication program and become a Certified Education Center through the Fabricators and Manufacturer's Association.

Johnston Community College and the Johnston Community College Foundation hosted the 2nd Annual Linda Vann Lassiter Women's Society Luncheon at The Farm at 95 on March 12, 2020. During the luncheon, nine nominees for the 2020 Philanthropist of the Year were honored, and the winner was announced.

Johnston Community College announced its 2020 Business & Industry Partners during their annual "Breakfast before Business" event on Thursday, February 6, 2020. This year's winners were

Cora Vaughan, Career & College Promise student from Corinth Holders High School, takes top prize at the competition.

Johnston Community College's Associate in Engineering Program is excited to announce it has expanded its partnership with Early College Academy (ECA), an innovative high school through Johnston County Schools.

Johnston Community College, President's List, Dean's List

A Cleveland High student and four current JCC students received scholarships to study diesel mechanics.

Director of student success and advising enjoys serving students.

Wells says she's excited about the new leadership role.

HVAC instructor was recognized for his commitment to students.

Senior associate justice shared his career on the bench with students.

Funds will support purchase of smart, 180-degree panoramic camera.

Lee says she's excited about the opportunity to improve student success.

Event is open to the general public from 2-4 p.m. Nov. 14.

Center serves as a one-stop shop for students.

Option will allow western Johnston students to study close to home.

Funds will support scholarships for students studying machining at JCC.

McGraw served as the college's chief financial officer.

Smith says she's excited about the opportunity to help lead the college into the future.

Chef Judy Cage took home the grand prize of $10,000.

In 2018-19, 116 students earned their high school equivalency diploma and 21 students earned their adult high school diploma.

55th NLSC was held in Louisville, Ky.

Ranking based on affordability and student success data.

Hank Daniels and Benton Sawrey are also reappointed.

Award supports education and workforce training for basic skills students.

Dee Dee Daughtry served 30 years in higher education.

Students will begin studies at Winston-Salem State and ECU this fall.

Program trains emerging teen leaders.

Selected students receive on-the-job training while going to college.

Program opens doors for affordable online bachelor's degrees to JCC graduates.

International honor society recognizes academic achievement of two-year college students.

Program is currently registering cadets for fall semester.

Students are recognized for high GPAs.

Towers will serve as a regional fire training resource.

Funds help pay for courses in biotechnology, healthcare and electrical wiring.

666 students earned credentials in 2018-19.

$283,800 grant will support the training of 15 technicians in blended applied engineering and biotechnology curricula.

Funds will support accelerated entry into nursing and simulated specialty care unit.

Both plan to study mechanical engineering at NC State.

Two students receive first place, two students earn third place in state competition.

Winners received cash prizes for their prose, poetry.

Instructor Wendy Weaver will serve as treasurer for the upcoming year.

Society recognizes outstanding achievement of vocational students.

Students competed at the annual North Carolina Ultrasound Society meeting in Concord.

JCC students were selected from over 200 candidates.

JCC graduation will be held at Campbell University on May 13.

Jennylee Spottswood chosen for her passion for education and hard work in the classroom.

Event simulated real-world emergency training for students.

Schneider Electric rep talks to students about job and internship opportunities.

ADA compliant-facility supports tourism for the county and community.

Event is part of the 2019 North Carolina Science Festival.

JCC Foundation awards the society's inaugural scholarship to a Selma Middle eighth grader.

New coffee bar is open in the Student Lounge.

Tour underscored need to fill manufacturing skills gap.

Event hosted by the JCC Foundation drew more than 125 business professionals.

Series features various local authors and their novels.

College chosen because of historically high NCLEX-RN pass rates.

The Johnston County Commissioner representative was sworn in at the Jan. 17 meeting.

College ranks second nationally out of 14 programs, according to TheBestSchools.org.

Program offers guaranteed pathway for completion of bachelor's degree.

JCC board of trustees chair is honored for significant contribution to community college system.

Program will prepare highly-qualified teachers for Johnston County.

Students are recognized for high GPAs.

Classes begin in January and February.

Joe Forgeng said he’s excited about the unexpected win.

113 children were served thanks to donations from the college and J&M Auction.

A Corinth Holders High student and four current JCC students received scholarships to study diesel mechanics.

Program offers guaranteed pathway for completion of bachelor's degree.

Funds will be used to support apprenticeship program.

Three-semester program trains both English and Spanish-speaking students cosmetology skills.

Students received numerous awards in Grifols Popsicle Stick Bridge Contest.

Award recognizes professional excellence and leadership skills.

Students learn about current job openings and the hiring process.

Funds will support construction of new engineering building.

Funds support students in three continuing education pathways.

Funds available to help qualifying students.

Events highlight modern manufacturing.

Bio-pharma execs and local leaders mark re-opening state-of-the-art facility

Proceeds from the tournament support Johnston Community College.

Classes begin in September and October.

Selected students receive on-the-job training while going to college.

Donation will assist students in ultrasound laboratory training.

Matthew Carmody won fifth place and Joshua Murphy won sixth place.

In 2017-18, 116 students earned their high school equivalency diploma.

Project also includes more upgrades to Paul A. Johnston Auditorium.

Facility allows real-life firearms training exercises for law enforcement.

Students are recognized for high GPAs.

Information sessions for interested students are June 5 and 6.

577 students earned credentials in 2017-18.

Matthew Carmody will compete in nationals in June.

Erica Poole wrote the article, and Alicia Arellanes penned the diagrams about intussusception.

JCC students are three of 15 selected.

International honor society recognizes academic achievement of two-year college students.

Adina Harris is one of 58 students receiving the state award.

Changing needs of bio-pharma companies prompt curricular, facilities revamp.

JCC students were selected from 107 candidates.

Linda Arnold will represent JCC at the ASRT program in Las Vegas.

Society recognizes outstanding achievement of vocational students.

Michael S. Regan tours Johnston County Workforce Development Center.

Company selected for its support of the College's training programs.

Funds would pay for building for Early College and engineering students.

Award will be presented to TRIO staff in April.

College recognized for One College model.

Students are recognized for high GPAs.

College recognized for One College model.

A Cleveland High student and current JCC student also received scholarships to study diesel mechanics.

Donations will help students train to perform ultrasounds.

Award recognizes innovation, distinguished service in the community college sector.

JCC is one of 18 community colleges in NC with the distinction.

Program trains emerging teen leaders.

JCC's Kaye Beddard fulfills a childhood dream.

His one-year term began in July.

In 2016-17, 143 students earned their high school equivalency diploma.

Workshop integrates science, math into guitar building.

High school counselors, teachers get hands-on lessons about JCC programs.

College awarded more than 700 associate degrees and diplomas.

Students learned leadership, conflict resolution and communication skills.

Students earned a minimum GPA of 4.0 or 3.5 respectively.

Truck driver training director also awarded Order of the Long Leaf Pine.

She will spend June 4-9 with other community college student leaders.

Ranking is the highest a chapter can receive.

Emma Hall and Michael Cavenaugh say they are grateful for JCC's academic foundation.

N.C. Attorney General Josh Stein was the graduation speaker.

Honor society recognizes outstanding achievement of vocational and technical students.

International honor society recognizes academic achievement of two-year college students.

Anna Ekis is one of 58 community college students receiving the honor.

College recognized for support of military employees.

Five outstanding students recognized for leadership and academic excellence.

College is offering six different camps for rising fifth through twelfth graders.

Fun activities for the family from 1 until 5 p.m.

Recognition day held at Wilson CC.

Event gives guests a sampling of Ava Gardner's vintage style.

Benson manufacturer recognized for its commitment to education.

Project is in conjunction with community read with JCC library.

Students host a shower and donate newborn items.

College recognized for One College philosophy.

Program is currently registering students for August 2017.

Lee Anne Britt Nance is the keynote speaker.

Working Smart class begins Feb. 6.

Game tips at 7:30 p.m. in Dean Dome.

Hunter Byrd of Cleveland also received a $10,000 scholarship.

To qualify, a student must take nine credit hours and have a 4.0 or 3.5 GPA respectively.

Program is funded through a grant from the Golden LEAF Foundation.

College recognized for One College philosophy.

Toy drive provides Christmas gifts for some 200 local children.

Project supports training for those adversely affected by tobacco industry changes.

Students collected food and other items as thanks for their service.

Event was held Nov. 29 at the SRAC.

Ranking was compiled based on how schools scored on different criteria, including tuition, graduation rates, and student-teacher ratios.

Program holds a three-year pass rate of 98%.

Dr. David Johnson and Frank Casanova receive award for support of military colleague.

Three-semester program trains Spanish-speaking students cosmetology skills.

Home openers are Wednesday for men's team and Thursday for women's team.

Menu features mouth-watering daily specials and traditional grill fare.

Exhibit will be on display through Dec. 4.

Center is a job placement resource for JCC students and area employers.

Eligible students can learn how to enroll for spring classes.

Tracie Barton-Barrett will sign copies of Buried Deep in Our Hearts Nov. 2.

Popular holiday concert is Dec. 10.

Student services and instruction staff ready to assist students with an educational plan.

Funds will help replace the fire curtain in the Paul A. Johnston Auditorium.

Students and staff create displays to showcase Spanish culture.

During this first year, JCC will focus on assessing and improving the academic achievement of all first-year incoming minority male students.

Event raises funds for Johnston Community College Foundation.

Activities will be held Tuesday, Sept. 20.

Dale O'Neill says she'll miss being a part of education.

Exhibit will feature a retrospective of visual art and sculpture by the late Frank Creech.

Trustees toured buildings and learned about program areas.

Drive will be held from 9 a.m. until 1:30 p.m.

Officers want to grow participation in the student club.

In 2015-16, 150 students earned their high school equivalency diploma

Students learned about campus resources and academic policies.

More than 200 students participated in the weeklong training.

Cody Worley of Willow Springs is the first student participant.

Woodall served as a JCC trustee for eight years.

The $50,000 award will enhance library resources for Middle and Early College students.

Longtime chair Lyn Austin of Clayton is reappointed for sixth term.

Donation will support the purchase of a close-quarter shoot house.

JCC is #26 on the national list.

Working Smart Training Begins July 20.

Program prepares students for leadership positions in business, community, education, and government affairs.

Students completed a minimum of nine credit hours in spring semester and achieved a minimum 3.5 semester GPA.

Participation in the competition was a first for JCC.

By David N. Johnson

She will spend June 12-17 with other community college student leaders.

JCC awarded 984 credentials.

He will provide leadership in financial operations, information technology, and facilities management.

She served as TRIO director for the past eight years.

Parents and other student supporters learned how they can help their student be successful at JCC.

Working Smart Training Begins June 1.

Graduation was held May 13.

Rosewood resident is proud to be a JCC Jaguar.

Three commencement ceremonies are planned for May 16, 17, and 18.

The purpose of NCCCLP is to develop future community college leaders in North Carolina.

Fundraiser will honor longtime JCC supporters Ayden and Betty Lee.

Stephanie Beasley has been a radiography instructor at JCC for the past 12 years.

National Small Business Week is May 1-7.

Students win quiz bowl and place in scientific exhibit competitions.

Cynthia DeFord Adams Literary Competition received a record 57 entries.

Students were also recognized for community service project.

Jason Johnson is the men's head coach. Reginald Chapple is the women's head coach.

International honor society recognizes outstanding academic achievement of two-year college students.

Team will compete in nationals May 22-27.

In 2015-16, JCC Foundation awarded nearly $350,000 in scholarships to 200 students.

The honor society recognizes outstanding achievement of vocational and technical students.

Pierce is a radiography student and student ambassador.

Sonography instructor is recipient of Earl C. and Doris F. Helms Teaching Endowment.

The Week of the Young Child is April 11-15.

Mario Hobbs is an outstanding student, and Shenika Thorb is honored for community service.

Students will attend state competition in Charlotte.

Six outstanding students recognized for leadership and academic excellence.

New certificate, diploma, and degree to be offered this fall.

Event offers free fun activities for the family from 1 until 5 p.m.

Mishal Safwan and instructor Steven Penny collaborated on the project.

Program allows Spanish interpreting students to specialize in the medical setting.

JoCo RoBos take home Rookie All-Star Award and two safety awards.

Herman Kight is serving as interim vice president.

Keely Myers and Anna Pierce will begin their studies in August.

If approved, JCC will receive $3.7 million for campus improvements.

The award was announced Feb. 18 at the Breakfast before Business event.

Scholarships pay tuition for students enrolled in a short-term training program.

Conference to showcase more than 70 motivational speakers during week of Feb. 15-19.

GED Testing Service has announced revised performance levels for takers since January 2014.

College will compete for the $1 million prize.

First match is Feb. 26 in Pinehurst.

JCC adjunct music instructor wins prestigious award.

Students achieved a GPA of at least 3.5 out of a possible 4.0.

Graduates complete 17-week law enforcement program.

Director of business education programs earns distinguished alumni award.

Students are preparing for April competition.

88 children were served thanks to donations from the college and J & M Auction.

Instructors answer questions and showcase career options.

College recruiting coaches, players.

A JCC employee for 14 years, Deborah Parnell is also an alum.

Dr. Lisa Draughon was one of 30 community college instructors selected.

First exhibit is scheduled for January.

Advanced technology programs are spotlight of first Lunch and Learn.

Event recognized Tart for his leadership and love of photography.

Monument honors military service dogs.

Math instructor, admissions coordinator praised for work.

Mulberry is the first recipient of the Lee Smith Novel Prize.

Classes and offices are being relocated.

Topics are designed for a variety of audiences.

Open house showcases new program to the community.

Fundraiser supports student scholarships and other campus priorities.

High schoolers will compete in NC First competition this spring.

Facility serves a major county economic development role.

Course enhances offerings at Howell Woods.

Claire Marie Miller and Stewart Walker will share their knowledge.

Offering designed for individuals who have an associate's or bachelor's degree in any discipline.

Celebration coincided with the release of new Harper Lee novel.

Haywood Watson served as a trustee for 20 years. Jimmy Narron served JCC for 12 years.

The grant helps low-income, first-generation, or disabled students.

Jonathan Breeden and Benton Sawrey are the college's newest trustees.

Ambassadors gain leadership skills and maintain high academic standards.

Giovanni Aguilar earns top honors in the CNC technician competition.

JCC hosted Junior Leadership Johnston June 22-26.

Students earn CDL and are ready for trucking careers.

Camps focus on forensics and health careers.

Week-long session focused on networking, team building

Program gives students skills for entry-level employment as law enforcement officers.

Students perform national anthem at Mudcats game.

Just Passing Through is on display through July 30 at the Frank Creech Art Gallery.

Courses are designed to offer nurse aides with enhanced training.

College awarded nearly 600 associate degrees and diplomas.

JCC is one of 31 associate degree programs in NC with NAEYC status.

Students also took part in exhibits, seminars.

Project introduced students to various art mediums.

Students receive iPads and cash prizes for excellent work.

SGA leaders share real-life student stories.

PTK recognizes the academic success of two-year college students.

Recognition demonstrates excellence in metal working training.

Joe Heafner shares insight with STEM students.

Scholarships benefit continuing education students.

College will pilot the use of digital textbooks in select courses.

Matt Green is JCC's academic excellence recipient.

Society recognizes outstanding achievement of vocational and technical students.

Program offers tutoring and other student support services.

Essay earns second prize

Students compete in statewide conference.

Essay supports College's QEP to improve student writing.

Event offers educational and family fun activities.

Funds will provide short-term training for qualifying students.

Donation will help fund student educational trip.

Gift names circulation desk in JCC library

Teaching Excellence for Academic Change (TEACH) is pleased to announce Johnston Community College faculty recipients of the professional development grants for fall 2014.

Sheryl Johnson likes to tell her students that no math problem is unsolvable.

Vehicle will benefit students in transportation programs

Students and employees collect food, clothes, and toys for those in need.

The endowment supports advancement of JCC alumni and alumni relations program.

Activities promote critical thinking and careers in science and math

Academy focuses on small-business related topics.

Dawn Simone is one of 20 national recipients.

Lyn Austin is the recipient of the 2014 Southern Regional Trustee Leadership Award from the Association of Community Colleges.

College adds more nursing assistant and phlebotomy classes

Proceeds will benefit JCC Foundation

Smithfield resident is newest trustee

Celebration Includes Program Fair, Open House, and Tribute Concert

Classes held in Benson and Clayton.

Grant supports welding certificate program.