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Central Carolina Community College President Bud Marchant (left), former college trustee and former county commissioner Tim McNeill, and CCCC Board of Trustees Chairman Julian Philpott stand outside the college's Harnett Health Sciences Center, in Lillington, following an Oct. 23 presentation by CCCC to McNeill for his service to the college and county. He was honored for being a tireless promoter and facilitator in bringing about the construction of the Center. The facility, which will offer state-of-the-art healthcare training, is an important part of Harnett County's Highway 421 Healthcare Corridor. For more information about CCCC's health care programs, visit www.cccc.edu.

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Tim McNeill (back, center), a former Central Carolina Community College trustee and former Harnett County commissioner, was honored by the college for his service to the college and county at an Oct. 23 trustees meeting at CCCC's Harnett Health Sciences Center, in Lillington. He was honored for being a tireless promoter and facilitator in bringing about the construction of the Center. It is now an important part of a booming area known as the Highway 421 Healthcare Corridor. Pictured with McNeill are (front, from left) grandchildren Carson Ray and Madison Smith, holding a print of college buildings by artist Jerry Miller; (second row, from left) McNeill's mother, Almeta McNeill; wife, Donna McNeill; and grandson Mason Ray; and (back, from left) daughters Maggie Nichols and Rebecca Ray.

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Tim McNeill, a former Central Carolina Community College trustee and former Harnett County commissioner, expresses his gratitude for being honored by the college and its board of trustees. The recognition took place at the Oct. 23 trustees meeting in the college's new Harnett Health Sciences Center, in Lillington. He was presented with a Jerry Miller print of CCCC buildings for being a tireless promoter and facilitator in bringing about the construction of the Center. It is now an important part of a booming area of known as the Highway 421 Healthcare Corridor. Pictured with McNeill is his grandson, Mason Ray.