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MCC Physical Therapist Assistant school reaches 100% pass rate again, ranks among best in nation

MOHAVE COUNTY – Mohave Community College Physical Therapy Assistant class of 2020 passed the national board exam on their first attempt. The college PTA school is ranked 26 out of 350 programs nationwide by the Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy, and graduates also had a 100% passing rate in 2019, 2018, 2017 and 2016. “We are excited for our graduates in passing the national board exam with their first attempt, and we are proud of our team of instructors that have dedicated their time to guide the students through the process,” said Elizabeth Briere, Director of Physical Therapy Assistant…

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Campbell, Moses take seats

LAKE HAVASU CITY – Nancy Campbell and Cameron Moses have taken their Lake Havasu City Council seats with enthusiasm. Both were issued their oaths of office and seated on Nov. 24. “I just want to remind everyone out there why I ran for city council and it was for your family and for mine,” Campbell said. “I do believe we have a legacy behind us and a future that we need to protect and I feel confident that with the current council and mayor that everybody will be just fine.” Campbell said its people are Lake Havasu’s most important asset….

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Equine sanctuary gets permanent home

Dear Editor, Caring Hearts for Horses Sanctuary and Equine Outreach is relocating one final time. Since their arrival into the non profit sector here in Mohave County, they have been searching for a permanent home in Golden Valley. Thanks to a special Santa this dream has come true. This permanent home will allow CHH to stay available as a sanctuary for special needs and abused horses, a place for horse owners to reach out to and a stable place for teens and at-risk youth to work with horses learning essential life skills in their Equine Assisted Learning Program. Over the…

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Equine sanctuary gets permanent home

Dear Editor, Caring Hearts for Horses Sanctuary and Equine Outreach is relocating one final time. Since their arrival into the non profit sector here in Mohave County, they have been searching for a permanent home in Golden Valley. Thanks to a special Santa this dream has come true. This permanent home will allow CHH to stay available as a sanctuary for special needs and abused horses, a place for horse owners to reach out to and a stable place for teens and at-risk youth to work with horses learning essential life skills in their Equine Assisted Learning Program. Over the…

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Equine sanctuary gets permanent home

Dear Editor, Caring Hearts for Horses Sanctuary and Equine Outreach is relocating one final time. Since their arrival into the non profit sector here in Mohave County, they have been searching for a permanent home in Golden Valley. Thanks to a special Santa this dream has come true. This permanent home will allow CHH to stay available as a sanctuary for special needs and abused horses, a place for horse owners to reach out to and a stable place for teens and at-risk youth to work with horses learning essential life skills in their Equine Assisted Learning Program. Over the…

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MCC hires student success and enrollment expert as Executive Vice President

Mohave Community College has chosen Dr. Tim Culver to serve as Executive Vice President of the college. Dr. Culver was selected after a nationwide search, in which approximately 50 applications were received and reviewed. “I am excited to become part of the MCC family and to get back to my community college roots.  I started my journey through higher education at a community college and that experience propelled me along the pathway I’ve been on for many years.  MCC is positioned well to serve the communities of Mohave County and I want to be part of that success story.  If we can help…

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