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Search underway after possible sighting of wanted person in Montgomery County

The Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office said that they, along with multiple other agencies are currently searching for a white man who attempted to break into a home in the Brush Mountain area.

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Search underway after possible sighting of wanted person in Montgomery County

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PATRICK HENRY COMMUNITY COLLEGE


State Board approves new name for Patrick Henry Community College

On Thursday, Virginia’s State Board of Community Colleges decided to let Patrick Henry Community College keep its name — for the most part.

WATCH: PHCC holds press conference to discuss the outcome of its name

On Thursday at 1:30 p.m., the State Board of Virginia’s Community Colleges is slated to decide the outcome of Patrick Henry Community College’s name.

Patrick Henry Community College sends two new name suggestions to state board

Although leaders at Patrick Henry Community College still want to retain their name, they’ve sent two new names to be considered by the State Board for Community Colleges.

Patrick Henry Community College sends letter to state board in opposition of changing its name

Tensions are rising as debate of a name change continues at Patrick Henry Community College.

Patrick Henry Community College reveal submissions for its new name

The results are in! Over 600 submissions poured in for the new name of Patrick Henry Community College.

You can help choose the new name of Patrick Henry Community College

You can now give your input on a new name for Patrick Henry Community College.

Heritage had 7 student athletes commit to college

The Pioneers signing class from Wednesday included three football players from Brad Bradley's program.

Patrick Henry Community College baseball preparing for the first trip to a National Championship in school history

The Patrick Henry Community College baseball team recently made history- punching their ticket to the school’s first ever trip to the National Championship.

State Board tells Patrick Henry, Dabney S. Lancaster Community Colleges to reconsider keeping their names

Two area community college may be getting new names, if a Virginia state board has its way.

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What’s News Today: I-81 construction, new cigarette tax

Here's a look at some of the stories we'll be following today as they make headlines across the country and Southwest Virginia.

What’s News Today: Job fair, budget hearings

Here's a look at some of the stories we'll be following today as they make headlines across the country and Southwest Virginia.

Dirty Jobs' Mike Rowe to launch certification program at local community college

MARTINSVILLE, Va. – Mike Rowe from the hit TV show Dirty Jobs has developed a new employment certification, and Patrick Henry Community College has been chosen as one of the 20 schools for the pilot program. Rowe is partnering with the National Council of Certification Centers (NC3) for his new professionalism program, the Mike Rowe Works Foundation certification, that is centered around his S.W.E.A.T Pledge — Skill and Worth Ethic Aren’t Taboo. The certification program claims to be for anyone looking to establish workplace readiness skills based in its four pillars of professionalism: work ethic, personal responsibility, delayed gratification and a positive attitude. Patrick Henry Community College is a NC3 Leader School and was chosen as one of the 20 schools to launch the pilot program. According to a press release from the college, the certification aims to create a generation of workers who know how to communicate and are reliable, trainable and collaborative.

PHCC starts wrestling program seeking homegrown talent

Martinsville, Va. Patrick Henry Community College made the spring announcement that they were developing a wrestling program. The Patriots have been moving forward with recruiting for NJCAA competition, and with a pair of local coaches on board., they plan to build the program with homegrown talent. Or were an hour away from another wrestling program, or two hours away from another wrestling program. And were right on the North Carolina line, Head coach Justin Smith said." Former Franklin County head wrestling coach Justin Smith and Cave Spring head coach Tim Nininger are building the new program at PHCC.

What's News Today: October 7, 2019

Here's a look at some of the stories we'll be following today as they make headlines across the country and Southwest Virginia. A new fitness center, honoring a fallen Carroll County deputy, opens today. The Curtis Bartlett Fitness Center is located in the old Twin County Regional Healthcare building in Galax. Eight teachers from across Virginia are in the running, including Amy Mallow from Huddleston Elementary in Bedford County and Andrea Johnson from Salem High School. The winner will represent the commonwealth in the National Teacher of the Year program.

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