Mesa Legend

Kristina Haney Everyone is a frequent buyer, flier or traveler with some organization or another. But those people are more often the people who will complain when something goes wrong. … Read More

Kian Hagerman The speed, power, technique and heart of competitors; these are just a few of the many reasons I have watched boxing throughout the years. In recent years, however, … Read More

Rene Gomez Mesa Community College was the host for the ACCAC Jamboree for men’s and women’s tennis on Feb. 21. Although the event is an exhibition, it still is a … Read More

Wendy Duran Banning and challenging books can have a significant impact on society, and is a unique challenge to the right of free speech afforded to Americans by the First … Read More

Elliott Adams The National Day of Unplugging is encouraging people across the world to reconnect after they disconnect. For a 24-hour period, on March 7-8, from sunset to sunset, participants … Read More

Rene Gomez In society today I take notice of people who have adopted the life of stress and hard work to obtain financial freedom and success. What has happened to … Read More

Rene Gomez Lady T-Birds softball split a home doubleheader with Paradise Valley on Feb. 8. Mesa’s overall season record and conference record is now 1-3. Samantha Christianson threw 5.1 innings … Read More

Elliot Adams One man’s trash is another man’s treasure, or in Mary Scanlon’s case, one man’s trash is a treasure to an entire nation. Scanlon, a graphic designer from Phoenix, … Read More

The View Education of Black History in America, and especially in Arizona, has been traditionally limited to one month per year. This February, inspiring speeches by Martin Luther King Jr. … Read More

Elliott Adams A recent deal between GT Advanced Technologies and Apple Inc. has led to a new manufacturing facility in East Mesa that could bring more than 2,000 jobs to … Read More