Residents of eastern Pender County will soon have easier access to college classes.
Cape Fear Community College is opening a new campus, thanks to the generosity of one of Surf City's long-time residents.
On Friday, college officials will join Pender County leaders to officially dedicate the property to Alston W. Burke, who donated the land to the college.
The Alston Burke Campus will hold a 30,000 square-foot classroom building, which is expected to cost $6 million.
Was it $160 million?
CFCC wants New Hanover taxpayers to consider a bond referundum this November for how much?
Surf City Campus for CFCC
Hats off to Mayor Guy for leading the charge to bring a satelite campus to the Surf City area. Locals will no longer need to commute to Jcksonville or Wilmington for all of their class choices. Here is a clear example of how annexation and town expansion pay off.