Isothermal Community College

EMI SUNSHINE - SAT. Oct. 6th at Foundation Performing Arts Center - ICC Campus in Spindale, NC

By WNCW Staff • Oct 6, 2018

Image of young singer songwriter Emi Sunshine

It’s nearly impossible to explain the exceptional talents of EmiSunshine, the 14-year-old singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Madisonville, TN. While the music of this “modern-day Janis Joplin” has been described as “old-timey,” she adds her own unique, contemporary blend of roots music that is equal parts Americana, bluegrass, gospel, and country, with a sprinkling of blues, delivering vivid emotion with every spirited yet haunting note. She'll be at the Isothermal Community College Performing Arts Center, Saturday, October 6th. Showtime is at 7:30pm

Friday Feature: Foundation Performing Arts Upcoming Season

By Paul Foster • Aug 7, 2018

A part of Isothermal Community College is The Foundation Performing Arts and Conference Center, where each season a fantastic lineup of guest performers visit the area to perform. WNCW's Friday Feature Interview of the Week had a visit from Foundation Director- Russell Wicker on August 3, 2018. Listen as Wicker goes over the 2018-19 lineup, featuring some familiar names in the music business.

Rhonda Vincent to Headline at Goin' Across The Mountain Live in January 2019

By WNCW Staff • Jul 31, 2018

WNCW 88.7 FM and The Foundation will again present “Goin’ Across the Mountain Live” in honor of WNCW’s acclaimed Saturday afternoon bluegrass show. Headlining this year will be Rhonda Vincent and the Rage. Opening the show will be Carolina Blue, a Brevard, NC based, traditional bluegrass and gospel band.

Friday Feature: Isothermal Community College Fall Semester

By Paul Foster • Jul 30, 2018

Image of brick and glass buidling with lamp in foreground — Bren Harrill-ICC Student & WNCW Volunteer

Making his annual visit to the airwaves of WNCW, Isothermal Community College President, Walter Dalton was guest on this Friday Feature Interview of the Week to discuss the upcoming fall semester of the college. Dalton covers scholarship opportunities, the advantages of a community college over starting at a four-year college, and new additions to the Rutherford County campus. This interview aired on July 13, 2018.

WNCW Interns Catch "The Radio Bug" Through Experiential Learning

By Vicki Dameron • Jul 25, 2018

People who dream of working in radio and television are told, as soon as they begin studying the intricacies of broadcasting, that they’ll need to complete an internship if they truly want to work in the business. Most station coordinators want people to have solid, real-life experience in the biz before they’ll consider taking a chance on hiring new employees.