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Dabney S. Lancaster Community College, along with the Virginia Foundation for Community College Education, is pleased to announce a $4,800 grant from the Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Anthem, Inc., to help students succeed in college programs by relieving hunger among students.

The sign says it all! James Persinger and his family, wife Alyssa and daughter Teegan, all of Covington, proudly celebrated his graduation from Dabney S.

Billy Ould of Glasgow was one of many students who received diplomas during DSLCC's annual commencement exercises Friday night.

Almost 200 graduates were recognized by family, friends, faculty and staff during Dabney S. Lancaster Community College’s 52ndCommencement Exercises, held May 10 on the DSLCC Clifton Forge campus.

These twentyone Registered Nursing graduates were honored May 8 during the annual Pinning Ceremony to commemorate the completion of their studies at Dabney S. Lancaster Community College.

These seven graduates of the Practical Nursing program at Dabney S. Lancaster Community College hail from Rockbridge County.

These 20 Dabney S.

A one-day course for food industry employees to earn the ServSafe Certification for food safety will be held Monday, May 20, on the Dabney S. Lancaster Community College Clifton Forge campus, beginning at 8:00 am. The instructor is DSLCC Culinary Arts Program Head Ed McArdle.

Front row, from left: Isaac Ruano, Covington High School; Tessa Jones, James River High School; Holden Kerr, Parry McCluer High School; and Thomas Laughridge and Daniel Holter, both from JRHS (Not