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LCC Names New Head Volleyball Coach

    (Lamar, Colorado; March 24, 2016) The Lamar Community College Runnin’ Lopes volleyball program will be under the direction of new head coach Dante Geoffrey in 2016 and beyond. “We are excited to have Dante as our new head volleyball coach,” remarked LCC Athletic Director and Head Baseball Coach Scott Crampton. “He comes from […]

New LCC Dorm Financing Almost Completed

New LCC Dorm Financing Almost Completed

“We’re making good progress on the new dorm on campus and we’re down to less than $28,000 from having the cost being fully funded,” according to Lamar Community College President, John Marrin. Marrin made those remarks to the Prowers County Commissioners during one of his few remaining updates this past Monday, March 28th.  The college […]

Colo. Department of Higher Education Includes Prowers County Groups as Finalist for New Grant Program

Colo. Department of Higher Education Includes Prowers County Groups as Finalist for New Grant Program

  Lumina Foundation pledges $200,000 to boost program aimed at closing Colorado’s postsecondary attainment gap. DENVER – March 29, 2016: Earlier this month, the Colorado Department of Higher Education and the Colorado Opportunity Scholarship Initiative (Scholarship Initiative) announced finalists for the newly formed Collective Impact Initiative Grant program.  On Friday, the finalists convened for a […]

Planning and Zoning Commission to Discuss WPA Buildings for Community Corrections Site

Planning and Zoning Commission to Discuss WPA Buildings for Community Corrections Site

After years of lying idle, the WPA Buildings on East Maple Street in Lamar may be put to use. Doug Carrigan, CEO of ATC, Advantage Treatment Center in Sterling, Colorado, addressed the Lamar City Council during a work session earlier this month and outlined a concept for a 30-40 bed facility in town. At that time, […]

LCC President Marrin Announces Retirement

(Lamar, Colorado; March 21, 2016)  John Marrin, Lamar Community College’s president for the past eight years, has recently announced his decision to retire. Marrin said that leaving is bittersweet and that he will miss the LCC family, but having spent 40 years in higher education he thought it was time to retire.  He made this […]