Early College Academy ends with new outlooks
Mesa Community College’s early college programs benefited from a pilot program meant to meet demand at the Red Mountain campus.
Author: Rey Covarrubias Jr.
Rey Covarrubias Jr. is a freelance reporter for the Mesa Legend. As a lifelong Arizonan, he has found his passion in learning and sharing the diverse cultural and natural wonders of the state.
“Orange Shirt Day’ honors indigenous boarding school survivors
Sept. 27 at MCC’s Southern and Dobson campus will be the site of two events to honor victims of federal Indian boarding schools.
Government sponsored program brings more international students to Mesa Community College
An already expansive international community at MCC has introduced 14 new students to attend a one year certificate degree program.
Free preventive dental services provided by Mesa Community College students
Mesa Community College dental hygiene students are offer services to benefit students in need and gain job experience.
Fiesta mall demolished for redevelopment
Mesa’s Fiesta Mall has been reduced down to piles of rubble to make way for a redevelopment plan to mixed use residential.
Tribal blessing day at Mesa Community College sees a return to its roots
The end to native thunderbird week saw blessings from different tribes across the valley and the world.
Historic motel feature of Mesa Historical Museum exhibit
The Buckhorn Baths is a landmark motel in Mesa that has seen the growth of the east valley for nearly ninety years.
Mesa-Gilbert partnership to ease recycling woes
The two cities are coming together to reach goals of keeping less recyclable materials out of valley landfills
Maricopa County Colleges to ban Tik Tok for employees
The largest community college district in the state will join a statewide ban of the controversial app.
Arizona Coyotes talk to Mesa about move to Fiesta Mall
After Tempe voters denied them, the NHL team is interested in Arizona’s third largest city.