Motlow State Community College recently established Bucks Closet, a donation-based, student-designed free career apparel store for Motlow students.
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Motlow State Establishes Esports Team
Are you a competitive gamer who attends Motlow State? Then their new esports team might be just for you.
Tim’s Ford to become a Bill Dance Signature Lake
According to state officials, Tims Ford Lake, in his former backyard, will soon become a Bill Dance Signature Lake. The state will invest over $15 million in upgrades and improvements across 18 lakes.
Metro Council adds R3A category to Metro Zoning
After nearly a year, the Metro Zoning Ordinances now contain a category for medium to high density developments in the county. The Metro Council passed its third reading at their most recent meeting.
Moore ranks #3 “Paycheck Friendly” county in Tennessee
According to a new study released last week, Moore County is one of the most "paycheck friendly" spots in the state.
Motlow names Dr. Pamela Harris Dean of Moore County campus
Motlow State Community College announced last week that Dr. Pamela Harris will become their new dean at the College’s Moore County Campus.
Motlow helps locals take advantage of “job seekers market”
There are currently more jobs available than candidates. That makes it a job seeker's market and a great time to get the education you need to secure high paying jobs. Motlow State’s a great place to “upskill” for those jobs.
Moore reports 144 new, 238 active COVID cases last week
Over the seven day period from January 9-15, Moore County confirmed 144 new, active COVID-19 cases, according to the latest weekly report released by the state on Wednesday.
Motlow State Spring Dual Enrollment Grant Deadline is February 1
Attention Moore County High School students: want to take college classes at Motlow State for free? The Dual Enrollment Grant Deadline is February 1.
Metro Council seeking candidates to fill vacancy created by death of fifth district member
Mayor Lewis and the Metro Council are now seeking candidates to fill the vacancy created by the death of fifth district Council Member Tommy Brown.