US EditionNCGrowth aids Mayland’s visionary Three Peaks Enrichment Center | UNC-Chapel Hill
John Boyd’s vision is becoming a reality. When a hotel and convention center complex in Spruce Pine, North Carolina, fell into disrepair, the owner donated it to Mayland Community College, the local campus serving the three counties in its name: Mitchell, Avery and Yancey. “I like to say it was worth every penny we paid for it,” says Boyd, Mayland’s president. That dilapidated gift is being transformed into the Three Peaks Enrichment Center, a c…
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NCGrowth aids Mayland’s visionary Three Peaks Enrichment Center | UNC-Chapel Hill
John Boyd’s vision is becoming a reality. When a hotel and convention center complex in Spruce Pine, North Carolina, fell into disrepair, the owner donated it to Mayland Community College, the local campus serving the three counties in its name: Mitchell, Avery and Yancey. “I like to say it was worth every penny we paid for it,” says Boyd, Mayland’s president. That dilapidated gift is being transformed into the Three Peaks Enrichment Center, a c…
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