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Coahoma Community College President Dr. Valmadge Towner Featured on Delta Business Journal January Cover
(Clarksdale, Miss.) — Coahoma Community College (CCC) is proud to announce that the President Dr. Valmadge Towner is featured on the January 2026 cover of Delta Business Journal. Read more
First Middle College cohorts set to make history by earning college degrees before high school diplomas
(Clarksdale, Mississippi) — A historic milestone is being celebrated this graduation season as the first Middle College cohorts from Clarksdale High School and Coahoma County High School prepare to graduate from Coahoma Community College before receiving their high school diplomas later this month.
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CCC National Alumni Association awards inaugural Maroon and White scholarships
The Coahoma Community College National Alumni Association awarded its inaugural Maroon and White scholarships to two legacy students during a special presentation in Clarksdale, Mississippi, on Friday, Sept. 25. Read more
New Ways to Support Survivors: What Coahoma Learned at National Organization for Victim Advocacy's Annual Training Event
Coahoma Community College Interpersonal Violence Program recently participated in the National Organization for Victim Advocacy (NOVA) 52nd Annual Training Event, held July 21–23 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Read more
CCC Workforce Development highlights high-demand career pathways and new programs at Lee Academy
Coahoma Community College Workforce Development leaders Kyrie Antici and Catrina Hardy visited Lee Academy recently to showcase short-term career training, offering high school students pathways to immediate employment. Read more