Mr. Jim Morton was named President of Cape Fear Community College in April 2018. He first joined Cape Fear Community College in 2015 as the Vice President of Business and Financial Services, and later served as Executive Vice
For many, the path from education to employment follows a familiar sequence: enroll, study, graduate, then begin a career. But across our region, that timeline is shifting. At Cape Fear Community Coll ...
Apprenticeships have long been a cornerstone of workforce development, offering a powerful blend of classroom instruction and hands-on experience. For businesses navigating today's rapidly evolvin ...
As president of Cape Fear Community College, I am often asked what makes community college unique. The answer is simple: it’s in our name. The word “college” brings to mind degree ...
The Cape Fear Community College Small Business Center (SBC) is part of a statewide network designed to support the development and growth of small businesses. Millions of Americans choose to start the ...
Despite your financial situation, the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) is a must-do for any soon-to-be college student. While the process may seem overwhelming, the reward is wort ...
Cape Fear Community College's apprenticeship programs benefit both CFCC students and local industries. Apprenticeships are becoming more popular due to increasing demand for a skilled workfor ...
We are pleased to say our enrollment is up at Cape Fear Community College this fall, despite the challenges of COVID-19. Our faculty and staff have focused their efforts to create a safe and engaging ...
As faculty across the nation adjust to and create new learning formats to educate students during the COVID-19 pandemic, many have had to return to school themselves — learning new technolo ...
As the father of a college student and a recent college grad, I can empathize with the stress that parents of college-aged children are experiencing during this unusual time. Should I send my child ba ...
The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic has crippled our economy nationwide and small businesses are among the most heavily affected by this crisis. Cape Fear Community College’s Small Business Ce ...
Each December, you hear it everywhere. “A year in review,” “favorite sports moments of the year,” “best music and films of the year,” and so on. When the end of yea ...
Cape Fear Community College is excited about our region’s growth and the opportunities that are being created for our students and graduates. So many people are enjoying wonderful careers and we ...
Cape Fear Community College has long been known for its technical education and workforce development programs. We are so proud of these programs and the vital role they play in our communit ...
Coastal Land Trust Strikes Deal To Preserve More Than 3,200 Acres Of Sledge Forest
Cierra Noffke
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Jun 25, 2026
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Refinery Project Eyeing Brunswick County Could Bring $500M Investment, 300 Jobs
Emma Dill
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Jun 26, 2026
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Brunswick Realtors: Home Sales Hit New High In May
Staff Reports
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Jun 26, 2026
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As Local Firms Exit State Incentive Deals, 2 Remain Active
Emma Dill
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Jun 25, 2026
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“We’re trying to give control back to the broker,” said the CEO of the Wilmington-headquartered company’s business approach. “We wanted to b...
“More people caring about quality coffee is ultimately a good thing for all of us,” said Kevin Welch, vice president of operations and mark...
To Darla McGlamery, recent news that an ABC TV series would be coming back to Wilmington to shoot its second season is partly a testament to...
The 2026 WilmingtonBiz: Book on Business is an annual publication showcasing the Wilmington region as a center of business.
