The Gloucester branch of the NAACP, with the assistance of the Gloucester High School W.E.B. Dubois Honor Society, held its seventh annual College, Career & Resource Fair in the GHS gym late last month. This year, more than 40 colleges, technical schools, businesses and military representatives were present to speak to students about their education and career goals. These days, people are used to doing everything online, including researching the best college or career path for them after high school graduation. Such an important decision should be talked through with counselors, caregivers and even the colleges and companies themselves. Making in-person connections has become underrated in most places, but not here in Gloucester. The annual College, Career & Resource Fair at GHS provides an invaluable resource to students and their parents from both Gloucester and surrounding counties. They are able to ask college representatives about scholarships and financial aid options, ...