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Heartland Community College has approved a new certification program for cannabis production and delivery.
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Heartland Community College is expanding child care so students with kids can take evening classes, do research, and meet with faculty.
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Monday was the deadline to submit nominating petitions to run in the spring 2023 election.
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Heartland Community College's Board of Trustees will consider a $30.1 million property tax levy on Tuesday. The district expects a big increase in equalized assessed valuation (EAV).
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The college held a ribbon-cutting celebration on Wednesday for Widmer Family Plaza in honor of Rob Widmer, Heartland's president for five years who worked 22 years at the college.
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Renaldo Hudson, who was formerly incarcerated for 37 years, will speak to students Thursday morning at Heartland Community College in Normal.
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Heartland Community College's groundbreaking event kicked off construction on a new Electric Vehicle Energy Storage Manufacturing Training Facility at the campus on Raab Road.
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Heartland Community College enrollment rose slightly this fall term, up 2% compared to last year. Enrollment by new students grew more than the overall number, at 6% growth.
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Heartland Community College has approved construction of a $17.5 million building for manufacturing classes. President Keith Cornille says the new Advanced Manufacturing and Training Center on campus will house HCC's electric vehicle and energy storage programs.
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Heartland Community College's board of trustees is expected to issue more than $12 million in bonds to pay for various projects. President Keith Cornille says Heartland borrows money every few years to cover a mix of building and IT maintenance needs.