Bel Air, Md., January 6, 2014-- “Faces of Freedom: The Upper Chesapeake, Maryland, and Beyond,” featuring a performance, interpretive exhibit, book and film discussions and lectures, opens Wednesday, February 19, and runs through Saturday, May 10, at the Hays-Heighe House at Harford Community College, 401 Thomas Run Road in Bel Air.
Soon GED® candidates will set aside their pencil and paper on test day and enter answers using their keyboards. Beginning in January 2014, the GED® test will only be administered by computer. Harford Community College has completely updated its GED® instruction to help students prepare for the new computerized GED® test.
Harford Community College is opening an exhibition in the Hays-Heighe House on campus on October 7 titled Beauty in Sport: Celebrating Black Jockeys in Harford County, Maryland, and Beyond that will pay tribute and explore the integral role of African Americans in the thoroughbred horseracing industry—not only as jockeys, but also as trainers and grooms.