The terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 were intended to inspire fear and to demoralize Americans. However, more than twenty years later, we remember heroism and selflessness, inspiration, and cooperation – not fear.

The 28th Annual Regional High School Exhibition is current on display in FMCC’s Perrella Gallery now through April 13th. This exhibition has become an annual tradition to highlight the artistic achievements of young artists throughout the region in grades 9-12.

When you think locker rooms, you may imagine a place you want to get in and out of as quickly as possible. A lot of students don’t feel the same, according to Kevin Jones, Fulton-Montgomery Community College’s Director of Athletics. The locker room isn’t just a place for changing into and out of jerseys.

Joel’s immersion in an evolving field gives him a unique perspective on the changing nature of art as well as the importance of FM Foundation’s invaluable support of the program and gallery. In a recent interview, Joel shared his thoughts.

Did you know more than 4 in 10 U.S. undergraduate students attend community colleges. Many of the students are 18 to 25, the traditional age for college students, but Fulton-Montgomery Community College also attracts adults who want to improve their existing professional expertise, learn new skills, or completely change careers.