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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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Isaias Collins named Mr. CCC, and Jamillia McKinley, Miss Coahoma CCC 2021-2022
Mr. and Miss Coahoma Community College, 2021-2022, have been named. CCC's campus king and queen selected to represent as student ambassadors are Isaias Collins and Jamillia McKinley. Read more
$1.3 million grant renews CCC Talent Search program
A substantial $1.3 million grant has renewed Coahoma Community College's Talent Search program for an additional five years. The federally-backed program took shape on the CCC campus in 2002. Read more
COVID-19 protocols remain for Fall 2021 Term
Coahoma Community College administrators recently announced that COVID-19 protocols and procedures would remain and, in some instances, elevate to ensure a safe, productive holistic educational experience this fall. With students taking up residency on campus, CCC president Dr. Valmadge T. Towner mandates... Read more