WPCC Supply Drive
Hagerstown Community College (HCC) in Maryland sent a 53-foot tractor trailer filled with hurricane recovery supplies to WPCC on Wednesday, Nov. 6. Items, including grills, blankets, coats, cleaning supplies and more, will be distributed to WPCC students, faculty and staff, in need for themselves or family members, as well as throughout Western NC. Bowman Trucking is credited with providing transportation.
Hagerstown Community College (HCC) in Maryland sent a 53-foot tractor trailer filled with hurricane recovery supplies to WPCC on Wednesday, Nov. 6. Items, including grills, blankets, coats, cleaning supplies and more, will be distributed to WPCC students, faculty and staff, in need for themselves or family members, as well as throughout Western NC. Bowman Trucking is credited with providing transportation.
- WPCC / FOR THE PAPER
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Dr. Joel Welch, President of WPCC, and James S. Klauber, President of Hagerstown Community College, pictured with WPCC students and Hagerstown staff members.
- WPCC / FOR THE PAPER
Hagerstown Community College (HCC) in Maryland sent a 53-foot tractor trailer filled with hurricane recovery supplies to WPCC on Wednesday, Nov. 6. Items, including grills, blankets, coats, cleaning supplies and more, will be distributed to WPCC students, faculty and staff, in need for themselves or family members, as well as throughout Western NC. Bowman Trucking is credited with providing transportation.
- WPCC / FOR THE PAPER
WPCC maintenance and facilities workers were onsite Wednesday morning, Nov. 6, to help unload hurricane relief supplies from Hagerstown Community College in Maryland. Bowman Trucking is credited with providing transportation.
- CHARDA PEARSON / THE PAPER
Hagerstown Community College filled a 53-foot tractor trailer with hurricane recovery supplies and transported items to WPCC on Wednesday, Nov. 6.
- CHARDA PEARSON / THE PAPER
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