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The Electrical Lineman program at Richmond Community College was used as an examble by college President Dr. Dale McInnis as a model for short-term training programs.

Duke Energy awards $20K to RichmondCC’s electrical lineman program

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Our Daily Bread receives $12.5K from Duke Energy Foundation to support...

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In photo: first row: Michelle Parrish, United Way of Richmond County; Kristi King, Richmond County Chamber of Commerce; Aleacia Lambert, Busy Bees Academy and Learning Center; David McNeill, Duke Energy; Tracie Greene, Tracie's Doggie Boutique; Robert McRae, Over the Rainbow Child Development Center; Olin Britton, Britton's BBQ & Grill; Church Cobb, Richmond County Chamber of Commerce; Mechelle Preslar, City of Hamlet; Shannon Mabe, Gifts Four All Seasons; Elizabeth Campos, The Salty Bean Coffee Company; Brandie Hamilton, The Esthetics Lab and Wax Studio; Martie Butler, Richmond County Government; and Jeralyn Bennett, Rhue's, Too! Beauty Salon. Not pictured are: Dr. Katrina Chance, Richmond County Partnership for Children; Butch Farrah, Richmond Community College; Antonio Blue, Town of Dobbins Heights; Hudson Brother's Deli; Seafoodie; and Sly's Famous Diner.

United Way of Richmond County awards 11 businesses with mini-grants funded...

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United Way of Richmond County opens applications for Duke Energy Foundation...

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From left: Bob Young, chair of the Richmond County Chamber of Commerce; Michelle Parrish, executive director of United Way of Richmond County, and David McNeill, district manager with Duke Energy.

Duke Energy Foundation awards $25,000 to help small businesses in Richmond...

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David McNeill, district manager for Duke Energy, (left) holds an oversized check with Dr. Dale McInnis, president of Richmond Community College, representing the $50,000 grant Duke is awarding the Electric Utility Substation and Relay Technology program. Pictured with them are college faculty, staff and EUSRT students.

Duke Energy Foundation grant supports growing substation program

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Members of the Lumber River Conservancy Board of Trustees, along with UNC-Pembroke administrators and faculty, celebrate the receipt of a $100,000 grant from Duke Energy Foundation. Left to right, Bill Purcell, David Boaz, Dr. Jeff Frederick, Dr. Conner Sandefur, Dickson McLean, Dr. Joseph White, Jean Powell, Dr. Andy Ash, Neill Lee (former Lumber River State Park superintendent), Lane Gardner (current park superintendent).

Lumber River Conservancy receives $100,000 grant from Duke Energy Foundation

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Duke Energy District Manager for Government and Community Relations David McNeill visited Richmond Community College recently to meet with Dr. Dale McInnis, College president, and two instructors, Brian Terry and Mark Terry, to tour the newly equipped substation and touch base about the growth of the Electric Utility Substation and Relay Technology program. Pictured, from left, are Rhyne, McInnis, McNeill and Terry.

Duke Energy Foundation Grant Supports Growing Substation Program

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