Campbell University News

The Penn State men's golf team knew it had one opportunity left in the fall to truly succeed as a team.

"The purpose of the seminar was to help teens construct their own identity and help them know who they are," Mc-Carter said.

Johnny Gaskins was a keeper of the law who built his career defending those who disregarded it.

Campbell University, of Buies Creek, N.C., captured its second PGA Jones Cup title Wednesday at the PGA Golf Club.

A North Carolina man who's trying to keep his family's farm afloat during the tough economy said Wednesday he's getting help from late women's college basketball coach Kay Yow.

Two newcomers to the city have agreed to race for an unexpired City Council seat, stepping on the local political stage after a longtime council member stepped down.

BOILING SPRINGS Gardner-Webb University is offering the public a chance to learn more about antibiotics with a two day workshop.

Jessica Goad, promotions coordinator for Chaney Enterprises, has been nominated to participate in the National Ready Mix Association's Developing Young Industry Leaders program this fall.

Davis Whitfield, an assistant Atlantic Coast Conference commissioner, is the leading candidate to succeed Charlie Adams as the executive director of the N.C. High School Athletic Association.

Christi McCall is the new face of survival. The Richlands resident was recently chosen to be featured in "The New Face of Cancer Care" photography exhibit for the newly built N.C. Cancer Hospital in Chapel Hill, which will be on display until Nov.

Stephanie Creech has been named night editor of The Wilson Times, a new role in which she will oversee the newsroom's production of content on deadline.

Holidays are a great time to make goals and begin new things. On New Year's Day, you make resolutions; on Thanksgiving, you decide to show more gratitude; and at Christmas, you try to have a giving spirit.

Chevonne Wallace took her first oath as a Richmond County attorney Friday morning as her mother, the Honorable Tanya Wallace, conducted the swearing-in. She will begin working as an assistant district attorney with Michael Parker.

Charlotte School of Law opened in 2006, moving to its permanent home on Suttle Avenue in August 2008.

RALEIGH Campbell University 's law graduates are back on top when it comes to the annual North Carolina Bar Exam, narrowly besting Wake Forest University 's law school grads for the highest bar passage rate in the state in the summer testing.

Wayne Covil is the Senior Reporter at WTVR. He joined WTVR in December of 1992, when he opened up the stations Tri Cities Bureau in Petersburg.

By a narrow margin, the Wake County school board on Sept. 8 selected Carolyn Morrison, a former elementary teacher and principal, to fill the vacant District 6. With the board's 4-3 vote, Morrison, a longtime Wake educator who also taught at Peace College and Campbell University, will fill Beverley Clark's term until it ends in 2011.

Michael Frue has been Buncombe County's only full-time staff attorney since 2005.

Last year, Campbell law students emerged from their windowless basement study area each day for the same three lunch options: Chick-fil-A, Quiznos or Chinese food.

This is the last in a four-part series about successful graduates of Johnston Community College.