Category: Features

Aaron Ruacho Mesa Legend “Star Wars” is much more than a franchise; it has become a way of life for some.Spawning a prequel trilogy, hundreds of books, television shows, games, … Read More

On a February afternoon at The Arizona Model Aviators Superstition Airpark flying site in Usery Park, near Apache Junction, there were clear blue skies and an occasional soft breeze.  “This … Read More

  MCC student Joseph Carrasco is working to legalize industrial hemp in Arizona through his agricultural non-profit organization, Hemp Our World (HOW).  Motivated by environmental concerns the business and sustainability … Read More

  The “Mesa MLK Celebration” was held in downtown Mesa on Jan. 19 to pay tribute to civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The events included a parade … Read More

So, “Selma” is as good as everyone says it is. Several theaters in the nation allowed middle and high school students to see the movie for free. I think it … Read More

“Comas Collide,” the new album from local metalcore band Ella Kaye features collaborations with 11 artists from nine local and national bands.  Blessthefall, The Word Alive, and Volumes are just … Read More

  In the quest to land that perfect job there are three major things to consider.  First, research what skill sets a job might require. Once a good fit is … Read More

   Shanteal Collins   Mesa Legend   Some students at Mesa Community College say when it comes to communicating with deaf individuals, they aren’t exactly sure how to do that. … Read More

After one year of training and a lot of self-motivation, Dean Meredith Warner completed her first Ironman Triathlon in November.  “I’m not going to tell you it was easy, but … Read More

The second half of the 2014-15 season for the MCC theatre and film arts department has already begun, with auditions for the first production of 2015 having taken place in … Read More