The visual arts aren’t just about art at Northview Middle School. For the students in Byron Jones’ class, creating art is about pushing the boundaries of what is possible. Eighth-grader Sam Hackney is the most […]
Over the last five years, the number of individuals enrolled in apprenticeship programs across the United States has significantly increased. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, there are more than 545,000 apprentices across the […]
Members of the Hickory High School Army JROTC expressed their thanks to active duty service members earlier this week by sending more than 100 care packages to troops in Afghanistan. The idea developed after the […]
Students in the Catawba County Schools system don’t have to go to school anymore. Well, they still have to attend classes, but what that means has drastically changed recently with the launching of Online Catawba. […]
Alumna Gerri Fisher Morrison, Catawba Valley Community College nursing class of 1991, recently responded to her professional call to action following Hurricane Maria’s disastrous impact on Puerto Rico. Burdened by the devastation she saw, Morrison […]
“A busybody.” That’s how Raven Judd describes her 10-month-old daughter Bailey. “She loves tummy time. She likes to roll over. She’d dive if you let her,” says the 27-year-old mother from Washington, D.C. There is […]
For Bunker Hill High student Maddyson Wilson, storytelling is a passion, and it’s one she turned into a completed and published book earlier this month. The book is called, “Doubt the Stars,” a historical fantasy […]
Hickory, N.C.—Members of Catawba Valley Community College’s Guy Hollar Memorial Golf Tournament Committee recently presented scholarships to two Turfgrass Management students totaling $5,000. Austin Redden and John Robinson were presented scholarships of $2,500 each to […]
One in four students report being bullied, but not all say they are bullied the same way. And some students are more likely to experience bullying than others. That’s what one new survey found after […]
During its November meeting, the K-64 board approved a financing plan for $430,000 from Peoples Bank to fund a one-to-world technology pilot program, providing a Chromebook for every seventh-grader in Catawba County. The board had […]
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