JAMESTOWN — Community college presidents from North Carolina, South Carolina and Connecticut are vying to be the next leader of GTCC. The college on Wednesday named its three presidential finalists.

City of Waco water expert Mark Keeley will lead the discussions. For more information, go to From fast fashion to fair trade, Mission Waco will host a conversation about how the global impacts of the ...

Drum Corps International will host the competitive DCI Waco band showcase at 8:20 p.m. Thursday at Midway ISD’s Panther ...

A federal lawsuit that once threatened local control of Eastern Gateway Community College’s Steubenville campus has been dismissed, according to the Herald-Star.

The Jefferson County Commissioners have provided an update on the future of the Eastern Gateway Community College property following the recent dismissal of a lawsuit concerning the site's future.

The former Eastern Gateway Community College will pay $2.1 million to the company that operated its free college benefit program.

The two programs originally were offered by the now-defunct Eastern Gateway Community College. The college, based in Steubenville, ended operations in late 2024.

YOUNGSTOWN — The Mahoning County Board of Elections was the main topic of conversation Wednesday during the weekly meeting of the Mahoning County commissioners, which was moved up a day because ...

VIENNA — The Western Reserve Port Authority board is eyeing the remnants of Eastern Gateway Community College’s downtown Youngstown presence to add to its portfolio. In a 7-0 vote, the board ...

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) — The Western Reserve Port Authority is looking to buy two former Eastern Gateway Community College buildings in downtown Youngstown. Executive Director Anthony Trevena ...

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - The Western Reserve Port Authority (WRPA) is looking to acquire two former Eastern Gateway Community College properties in downtown Youngstown.

Montgomery County Community College President Dr. Victoria L. Bastecki-Perez congratulates the 17 Gateway to College Program graduates during a ceremony at the Blue Bell Campus May 21.