Election day brings long lines, mellow mood to MCC
Even after a long, hot day, voters flocked to the polls to vote in the 2020 general election.
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City of Mesa Develops Phone App
Three City of Mesa phone apps have been combined to form the free Mesa Now app released at the beginning of February. Mesa residents can use this app to pay … Read More
Mesa Residents to Receive Free College Tuition
The Mesa College Promise Program will make Mesa Community College (MCC) tuition free for Mesa residents according to Mesa Mayor John Giles at the State of the City breakfast on … Read More
Mesa Police Chief Resigns
Ramon Batista has been the city of Mesa’s Police Chief since 2017. On Nov. 4, he resigned his position through text message: “Please understand that my decision to leave the … Read More
Violence Against Women Act ends in December, awaits re-authorization
Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) was enacted in 1994. The act addresses sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence and stalking. It provides grants and support to organizations and law enforcement … Read More
Candidates challenge governing board
On Oct. 29, the Governing Board Candidate Forum met in the Dobson and Southern campus library at 1 pm. Mesa Community College’s (MCC), Executive Vice President of ASMCC Travis … Read More
Halloween Event in Red Mountain Campus
For those who are stumped on what to do for Halloween, Red Mountain campus is hosting their 6th annual Halloween Extravaganza on Oct. 31. The free event is open to … Read More
Why you should care about Maricopa County Community College elections
Multiple seats on the Maricopa County Community College (MCCCD) board are up for general election on Nov. 6, 2018. They are District 3, 4, 5, and an at-large seat. While … Read More
Mesa facility files bankruptcy, plans to close
By: Joshua Bowling A company manufacturing sapphire for Apple announced on Sept. 29 they had $85 million of cash; on Oct. 6, they filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. GT Advanced … Read More
‘Welcome to Mesa’ signs signal completion of construction
By: Joshua Bowling Construction near Mesa Community College, which began in March of 2012, is still affecting Mesa residents and students. The City of Mesa chose Hunter Contracting Co. as the … Read More