That's when I came to Central Piedmont in 2004." Perkins is now leading Central Piedmont Community College's Teacher Preparation Program, instructing students who aspire to be educators in the K-12 ...

Central Piedmont Community College violated North Carolinas open meetings and public records laws, as well as the First Amendment, according to plaintiffs in a lawsuit against the school that just ...

Charles Frank Honeycutt, 49, of Fort Mill, SC passed away on Tuesday, June 3, 2025. Mr. Honeycutt was born in Charlotte, NC a son of James Reed Honeycutt and Elaine Hartley Honeycutt. He graduated ...

As one illustration, through the association, Forsyth Tech learned about Central Piedmont Community College's experience digitizing its previously paper-based WBL operations, such as the way the ...

The father of a North Carolina college student who was shot in a “random” burglary earlier this month while she was staying with University of South Carolina students for the weekend wa… ...

North Carolina student Logan Federico was fatally shot in a random burglary. Her father is furious over the suspect's criminal history and seeks justice.

In Matthews, Hawke pushed major community and economic development initiatives, including partnerships with Hendrick Companies and Central Piedmont Community College, which will result in high ...

Central Piedmont Community College has formally launched The Community Lifeline initiative to strengthen public safety education and workforce readiness across the region.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg police collected intelligence on group critical of Central Piedmont Community College’s plans to build a first responder training facility.

A lawsuit claims Central Piedmont Community College violated open meeting laws and hid information about a law enforcement training facility.

A proposed $116 million first responders facility at Central Piedmont Community College's Levine Campus has drawn opposition by residents who want Mecklenburg county commissioners to provide ...

Central Piedmont Community College and Charlotte police and fire agencies want a new $118M training center. Opponents call it ‘cop city’ like Atlanta’s.