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More than 5,000 eighth-graders attend the Guilford County School District’s first “Discover Your WoW! World of Work” expo. The field trip event aims to expose students to the high school career and technical course sequences… Read more »

Apprenticeship Randolph, a collaboration between Asheboro City Schools, Randolph Community College, the Randolph County School System and local manufacturers, starting its second year, enables High school juniors and seniors to receive on-the-job training and earn… Read more »

Elon University will offer a bachelor’s degree in engineering starting in Fall 2018. The four-year program will have concentrations in biomedical engineering and computer engineering. The program will attract about 60 to 100 students each… Read more »

Leonardo, an Italian aerospace, defense and security tech company, has expanded its law enforcement technology systems division by doubling its square footage in a new location. The company invested $250,000 in its new facility, which… Read more »

Winston Starts, a nonprofit group that aims to accelerate the growth of startup businesses, plans to open space in February to 12 tenants on the fourth and fifth floors of the 18-story GMAC Insurance tower… Read more »

New Census data released in December shows that North Carolina is among states with the largest population growth in 2017. North Carolina ranks fifth in terms of numeric growth, with an estimated 117,000 new residents… Read more »

DST Manufacturing, Inc., a Randolph County company that manufactures environmentally-safe spill cleanup products, including nviroclean, has earned certification from National Sanitation Foundation. US Department of Labor regulations limiting exposure to respirable silica dust have benefited… Read more »

North Carolina is the only state to rank among the top five on Forbes’ Best States for Business for 12 straight years and has now reached the top spot. An improved employment outlook and the… Read more »

Airgas USA will open a $47 million facility in Mebane that will break air down into liquid oxygen, nitrogen and argon. The company will hire 35 people and pay an average of about $78,750. The… Read more »

Randolph County planning board officials Tuesday evening unanimously approved rezoning 370 acres around the Triad megasite from agricultural to heavy industrial, a move that will bring the project’s total acreage to about 1,900. With the… Read more »