Central Carolina Community College approves culinary incubator and civil rights policy changes
September 14, 2026
Commissioners delayed an $800,000 final payment to Ripple Fiber at the Aug. 11 meeting over questions about who will pay $600,000 in damages to county waterlines. They moved the payment vote to the Aug. 17 meeting. After Ripple Fiber presented updates on it 3,198 locations that are part of the[Read More…]
Moore County Economic Developer Partnership (MCEDP) President Natalie Hawkins introduced speakers at the Moore County Airport April 22 meeting held inside a hangar. The minimum revenue guarantee for the commercial air flight service is $3 million, and they have raised $1.7 million in pledges. Federal grants are used before private[Read More…]
Despite the commissioners’ strategic planning, affordable housing remains a problem without solutions for Harnett County residents, as highlighted in the April 14 meeting. Harnett County has more than an affordability problem; it has a structural imbalance between growth, wages, and policy control. While the board has planned development services, quality[Read More…]
Central Carolina Community College will hold its next Class A CDL class starting April 6. The program prepares students to drive tractor-trailers and provides a direct path to employment in just a few months. Graduates see high job placement rates, and many enter the workforce with competitive starting salaries. Significant[Read More…]