Mesa Legend

The Nest at RawhideSept. 24 – Oct. 31, 7 p.m.Fri. and Sat. 7 p.m. – 12 p.m.Thurs. and Sun. 7 p.m. – 10 p.m.Rawhide 5700 North Loop Rd.The number 1 … Read More

Joseph Starkloff The Tea Party Patriots of Scottsdale held their monthly meeting on Sept. 21, in order to educate their members on the upcoming November mid-term election. Speakers included Republican … Read More

Ryan McCullough After being kept to their own side for the first half, the MCC women’s soccer team battled back to win a well deserved tie from Cochise College. Five … Read More

Joseph Starkloff The MCC Women’s Leadership Group (WLG) hosted a new member networking event in the Zuni Room Employee Lounge on Sept. 15. The WLG, which also allows men as … Read More

Sarah Evans Music can be heard from the sidewalks on Mill Avenue late at night.Some of the musicians are just starting out, and some have established a reputable name amongst … Read More

Matt Schaeffer Hard work and good coaching, that’s what former Thunderbirds pitcher Derek Cone credited for his rise to professional baseball. Cone, a righty out of Desert Vista High School, … Read More

Cassie Fincher In the early morning of the 9/11 anniversary I heard my dad rustling around looking for our flag to put out. Being as it was so early in … Read More

Walt Porter The production of “Reynard the Fox” is embarking on a new trial for MCC’s theater department and sneaking its way through the surrounding elementary audiences of the Mesa … Read More

Jeff Moses Basketball is one of the biggest sports throughout the world, and several countries met this summer for the FIBA world basketball championship in Turkey.Twenty-four nations sent the best … Read More

Leslie Philip The Season Premiere ignited the stage in their first live performance of their new EP, “She Doesn’t Know,” at the Nile Theater on Sept. 6.The five members of … Read More