On Friday, March 12, the Urban Farmers Club at Mesa Community College (MCC) will attempt to teach victims of domestic violence how to grow and…
Jean Ochoa encouraged passerbys for discussion. Photo: Elle Reyes / MesaCC Legend A table dons the words, “hate speech is free speech, prove me wrong,” under the clock tower on the morning of Thursday, March 28. Turning…
Men and women of all backgrounds showed supported for the Equal Rights Amendment during it’s scheduled debate for ratification. Photo: Kim Capria / MesaCC Legend Kim Capria / MesaCC Legend A debate took place on the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) mid-March 2019 in the Arizona State Senate. While many state…
Photo of Fire Station 208 by City of Mesa The decision was made by voters on Nov. 6, 2018 to increase the transaction privilege tax up to 2%. Of that, a 0.25 percent sales…
Student government promotion stands just outside the ASMCC office in the Kirk Student Center. Photo by Elle Reyes Multiple Mesa Community College (MCC) student government positions currently run unopposed this year due to lack of student body interest. Only a few applications for…
Arizona was given a deadline by midnight, January 31 to agree to DCP Colorado River sanctions with the threat that if they did not, Brenda…
The partial government shutdown could have negatively affected recipients of FAFSA and other students at Mesa Community College (MCC) during the 2019 spring semester. The…
Another retail center may be built as an option for the lot development. Photo of Dana Park Shopping Center by City of Mesa While the hired firm presented three possible construction projects on the development of Section 17, longtime Mesa residents voiced pressing concerns on money, history, and…
Tessa Thompson and Lakeith Stanfield in "Sorry to Bother You" . Photo credit to Annapurna Pictures A science fiction film titled “Sorry To Bother You” is one of my favorite movies of this time period and here’s why: This film aired…
John Zielonka, Mesa United Way, and Erin Sulver, A New Leaf. Photo: Elle Reyes/Mesa Legend Mesa United Way’s first-ever Basket Brigade helped an estimated 350 Mesa families and individuals celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday with a meal. The fundraising event took…