Caswell County officials announced December 5 that mesur.io is locating its Corporate Headquarters in the Town of Yanceyville, the county seat. The company plans to create more than two dozen jobs over the next few years generating an economic impact in excess of $1.5 million.
Elizabeth Townsend published Friday, December 7, 2018

Walter earned his welding certificate when PCC was Piedmont Technical Institute... he's now retired from Duke Energy-Progress and working as a part-time welding instructor at the College, sharing his trade with others! He's also enrolled in HVAC classes because learning never ends! Learn more about Walter's story here!
Elizabeth Townsend published Tuesday, December 4, 2018

Holloway, a 2009 PCC graduate, returns to the College to provide guidance to current students. Read about his journey and why he chose to work at his alma mater.
Elizabeth Townsend published Thursday, November 29, 2018

We're open late on Tuesday, November 27 through Thursday, November 29 to help you get registered. Don't miss out on the multiple online courses that qualify as transferable to all public NC 4-year institutions and many private universities. Also - those who pay, or set-up a payment plan, by December 7 will be entered into a $50 Visa card drawing!
Elizabeth Townsend published Sunday, November 25, 2018

The Emergency Scholarship Grants for Postsecondary Students was established by the NC Legislature under the 2018 Hurricane Florence Disaster Recovery Act for the purpose of providing emergency scholarship grants to eligible students who have suffered financial hardship due to the damage and destruction from Hurricane Florence. Application now available.
Elizabeth Townsend published Friday, November 16, 2018

As a member of the Minority Male Mentoring club, and an active member of the TRIO program, Terry hopes leave his mark on PCC to inspire and motivate students that anything is possible if you believe in yourself and put in maximum effort. Read more about his story here!
Elizabeth Townsend published Friday, November 16, 2018

Interested in becoming a NC Notary Public? The next class course will be held on Monday and Wednesday, December 10 and 12, 6–9 p.m. at PCC’s Business Development and Entrepreneurship Center located at 105 North Main Street in Roxboro. To register, call (336) 599-0032.
Elizabeth Townsend published Thursday, November 15, 2018

Qualified drivers may earn the opportunity to receive a reduction on a traffic infraction by completing this course. To register, call (336) 599-0032.
Elizabeth Townsend published Wednesday, November 14, 2018

Chad Campbell is an Officer at the Roxboro Police Department; he is also a Piedmont Community College (PCC) Pacer! While Chad was in high school, he took advantage of PCC’s Career and College Promise program, allowing him to enroll in college course while earning high school and college credit. After graduating from Person High School, Chad chose to continue his studies at PCC, allowing him to earned a certificate in Criminal Justice. Read more about his story here!
Elizabeth Townsend published Tuesday, November 13, 2018

Piedmont Community College instructors Mark Wencel, Lisa Covington, and Nancy Rouse are helping to alleviate textbook costs by utilizing OpenStax, a source for free online textbooks in the areas of economics, psychology, and sociology. These college transfer courses do not require any per-requisites and are offered every semester at PCC.
Elizabeth Townsend published Wednesday, November 7, 2018