News Featured CACC receives $1 million donation Submitted / The Outlook Dec 1, 2022 A donation in the amount of $1 million was presented to the community college Thursday, Dec. 1. Buy Now
News Featured CACC receives $1 million donation By William Marlow Multimedia Reporter Dec 1, 2022 A local company made a generous donation this week.
News Featured CACC receives re-accreditation for their nursing program By William Marlow Multimedia Reporter Oct 27, 2022 CACC nursing students had smiles on their faces as they embarked on the training program Monday, August 22. Buy Now
News Featured CACC receives re-accreditation for their nursing program By Abigail Murphy Multimedia Reporter Abigail Murphy Oct 27, 2022 While the healthcare worker shortage continues, Central Alabama Community College is paving the way for more healthcare workers to enter the field.
News Featured 2022 State of Education By William Marlow Multimedia Reporter Oct 3, 2022 The summit included local elected officials, business leaders and school educators. Buy Now
News Featured 2022 State of Education By William Marlow Multimedia Reporter Oct 3, 2022 Lynn outlined upcoming initiatives and curriculums within the community college's four core service areas, including credit and non-credit pro… Buy Now
News Featured New leadership outlines programs, goals at education summit By William Marlow Multimedia Reporter Oct 3, 2022 Among key speakers included interim Chamber president and CEO Jacob Meacham, CACC President Jeff Lynn and Alexander City Schools Superintenden… Buy Now
News Featured New leadership outlines programs, goals at education summit By William Marlow Multimedia Reporter Oct 3, 2022 Interim Chamber president and CEO Jacob Meacham. Buy Now
News Featured New leadership outlines programs, goals at education summit By William Marlow Multimedia Reporter Oct 3, 2022 CACC President Jeff Lynn. Buy Now
+5 News Featured New leadership outlines programs, goals at education summit By William Marlow Multimedia ReporterUpdated Aug 2, 2025 New workforce programs, community involvement and future goals were on the minds of local school leaders Thursday.Â