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A participant in the Uwharrie Mountain Bike Challenge held recently in the Uwharrie National Forest. Feb. 14, a fight broke out at a Montgomery Central High School men’s varsity basketball game after MCHS player Boston Britt came to the bench upset with his teammate Brady Fowler. MCHS Assista… Read moreNew details emer
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MCC welcomes first dental hygiene class | News | montgomeryherald.com
4+ day, 12+ hour ago (55+ words) MCC welcomes first dental hygiene class Montgomery Herald From left: Jessica Taylor, MCCâs first Dental Hygiene Instructor, with Shannon Thomason, Dental Sciences Program Director. For the full story, see the September 9thedition of the Montgomery Herald. Receive our newspaper electronically…...
Mental Health Mile at MCC
1+ week, 4+ day ago (103+ words) Montgomery Herald MCC has created a one-mile walking circuit on its campus with inspirational messaging along the way to uplift and inspire travelers. âWe have a lot of people who exercise each day,â explains Director of Counseling Hollie…...
Student spends summer in leadership classes
3+ week, 4+ day ago (128+ words) Montgomery Herald Noah Bruton, son of Stacey and Jason Bruton of Troy, recently participated in the North Carolina Governorâs Page Program. Bruton served in the program June 15-18. While there he was able to meet several state lawmakers including Senator…...
Working to create opportunities
3+ week, 4+ day ago (131+ words) Montgomery Herald This week weâre tipping our hat to Felecia Chambers, whose commitment to her community spans decades. She started as a teachersâ assistant in 1995 at Mt. Gilead Elementary, where she had been a student beginning in the fourth…...