The new face of the freshman class
If you think of a “college freshman” as a dorm-dwelling 18-year-old, think again. Instead consider a 52-year-old grandmother of four … a 26-year-old high school dropout … a 23-year old...
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If you think of a “college freshman” as a dorm-dwelling 18-year-old, think again. Instead consider a 52-year-old grandmother of four … a 26-year-old high school dropout … a 23-year old...
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The U.S. subsidiary of Swiss pharmaceutical and cosmetics packaging manufacturer Hoffmann Neopac has selected Wilson County for its first U.S. manufacturing plant and new North American headquarters. Neopac US plans...
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A German auto parts manufacturer planning its first U.S. plant in Mooresville has picked a Charlotte developer for the project. The project was announced just before Christmas as a $23.6...
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Two internationally based companies are expected to add more than 100 jobs combined in Mecklenburg County. Yokohama Tire Corp., a subsidiary of Tokyo-based Yokohama Rubber Co., and Kurz, a hot...
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High schools and colleges have struggled for decades to attract students to job-oriented classes ranging from welding to nursing. They’ve tried cosmetic changes, such as rebranding “vocational” courses as “career...
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