The last repair on Western Piedmont Community College's Hurricane Helene damage list is the Alpine Tower and ropes course for the college’s recreational therapy program.
There were 1,815 applications at Western Piedmont Community College in the 2024-25 academic year. The number was up to 1,954 at the end of the 2025-26 year.
The last repair on Western Piedmont Community College's Hurricane Helene damage list is the Alpine Tower and ropes course for the college’s recreational therapy program.
The sound of more than 70 students hammering nails, driving screws, and sawing plywood filled the Regional Skilled Trades Solution Center at Western Piedmont Community College last week, as each worked against a stopwatch and tried to earn a prize.
Tucked away in the innards of Western Piedmont Community College, the energetic Jonathan Crumpler bounces from project to project, guiding students through the modern age of technology.
Tucked away in the innards of Western Piedmont Community College, the energetic Jonathan Crumpler bounces from project to project, guiding students through the modern age of technology.
Between phone calls and finalizing graduations, Western Piedmont Community College’s Assistant Dean of Health and Public Services Bryan Christy took a few minutes to reflect on his career, discuss current work with the college, and look forward to projects in the coming year.
Graceful Whimsy walked away as the big winner in the WPCC Small Business Center's 2025 Elevate Burke Innovation Expedition, a dynamic competition designed to spotlight and support emerging entrepreneurs in Burke County.