Santa Fe residents are strengthening partnerships to protect precious water resources while enhancing the city’s environment. The “Keep Santa Fe Beautiful” initiative underscores how collaboration among community members and organizations fosters a cleaner, more sustainable future.
Duke Energy renewed its commitment to Wilbur Wright Elementary’s Career Exploration Summer School with an $8,500 grant. The funding enables students to engage with practical, career-focused activities that shape their learning experience.
Businesses play a vital role in bolstering local communities. This article highlights three ways they can help build resilience, underscoring how economic support and meaningful partnerships strengthen neighborhoods.
CarolinaEast Health System recently helped 11 of its employees advance their careers through a practical nursing program at Craven Community College. This initiative highlights the hospital’s focus on professional development and benefits the broader community.
“Mail on Wheels,” a new children’s book by McDaniel College educator Mona Kerby, tells the story of Carroll County’s first rural free mail delivery. Through a partnership with Union Mills Homestead and the Historical Society of Carroll County, it brings a pivotal moment in the county’s history to life for young readers.
The Delmar Fire Department extends heartfelt thanks to the Clinton County Development Association for their generous grant, highlighting the vital role of community support in enhancing local services.
Visitors to Jackson can now enjoy a vibrant new mural by artist Will Rivera, thanks to a generous donation from Quality Tire and Recycling. The artwork adorns the wall of the Jackson Progress-Argus building off Mulberry Street, adding a splash of color to the city’s landscape.
