On behalf of the North Carolina Association for Middle Level Education and the Schools to Watch Committee, Northview Middle School was recently re-designated as a School to Watch. The school’s continued commitment to the Schools […]
(Editor’s Note: Susannah Blanchard is an English Instructor at Catawba Valley Community College. Her commentary is in reference to Mr. Trump’s confusion concerning the importance of community colleges. Click here to read the article she […]
Anthony Ray Hinton still sleeps in a fetal position, despite being freed from his 5-by-7-foot prison cell three years ago. His California king-size bed was at the top of his post-prison must-haves list, but he’s […]
The CVCC Foundation, Inc., recently announced a $50,000 gift pledge from James Goewey, franchise operator of Chick-fil-A at South Hickory. Fulfilled over five years, Goewey’s pledge will be used by CVCC’s School of Business, Industry […]
Siobhan Loendorf’s eyes lit up when she pulled up the image of a Hmong travel document on the computer screen in front of her. “It looks like a little luggage tag, but this is an […]
The bottom line for any business is making a profit, but Lenoir-Rhyne University students in Ralph Griffith’s entrepreneurship capstone class this semester are learning profit can be defined any many different ways. His students have […]
The Catawba Valley Community College celebrated Black History Month with keynote speaker Rev. Kim E. Moss, pastor of Mt. Pisgah African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church. The school honored the 1964 Ridgeview High “Untouchables” state championship […]
Fred Rogers, infamously known as “Mister Rogers” perfectly defined community leadership in his quote — “We live in a world in which we need to share responsibility. It’s easy to say, It’s not my child, […]
Catawba Valley Community College will honor the 1964 Untouchables Ridgeview High School Football team during its annual Black History Celebration, Tues., Feb. 27. Ridgeview went 12-0 in 1964, winning the Western Class AA championship for […]
Whether dressed in blue or yellow or pink or orange, the one thing 16 of the 30 cast members for the musical “Seussical” have in common is the Catawba County Schools district. The other thing […]
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