Putting the ‘fiesta’ back into Mesa
Roman Chacon New signs were recently installed at many of the intersections surrounding the area known as the “The Fiesta District.” Jared Langkilde, director of development at MCC, said there … Read More
Roman Chacon New signs were recently installed at many of the intersections surrounding the area known as the “The Fiesta District.” Jared Langkilde, director of development at MCC, said there … Read More
Ryan McCullough and Leslie Philip The day-after-Thanksgiving shopping spree, more commonly known as Black Friday, has been a tradition for years as a kick-off to the Christmas shopping season. However, … Read More
Leslie Philip The passing of Proposition 203 is nothing but horrible news for the state of Arizona. If you had asked me two days ago about the passing of medical … Read More
Joseph Starkloff President Randolph Lumm and Interim President Jerry Walker were not present at the Nov. 23 Maricopa governing board meeting.Donald Campbell filled in for Walker. “If you lose by … Read More
Walt Porter Every Monday and every other Wednesday, The Xtreme Bean on Southern and McClintock plays host to members of the Deaf community for an American Sign Language (ASL) chat … Read More
Sarah Evans Psi Beta and Phi Theta Kappa, honor societies at MCC, joined together with the Mesa Fire Department to bring gifts to less fortunate families. They held their 8th … Read More
Earthquake devastates Haiti 1/12 – 7.0 magnitude earthquake killed over 200,000 in Port-au-Prince. The Saints win the Superbowl 2/7 – The Saints defeated the Colts 31-17 for their first Superbowl … Read More
Brian Bernadel Shirley C. Willis (SCW) hired people ages 18 and up to work as models for Nationwide Insurance as an outsourcing company during NASCAR’s 2010 trip to Phoenix. This … Read More
Joseph Starkloff Arthur Nordstrom, a computer science network administration major, has dedicated his Monday and Wednesday afternoons to teaching the art of the blade outside the BP building from 2 … Read More
Walt Porter Fifteen Native American designers came together to support MCC’s Hoop of Learning Program at the Heard Museum fashion show in downtown Phoenix. The designers traveled from different areas … Read More