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MCC Community Education Welding offerings continue this fall

5 months ago5 months ago8 mins

MOHAVE COUNTY – Mohave Community College’s Community Education Division continues to add to its long list of offerings, including a number of new and returning welding courses. These courses are designed to teach students different types of welding, how to weld at home as a hobbyist and much more.

Local Workforce Development Board seeks public comment

5 months ago5 months ago2 mins

MOHAVE COUNTY – The Local Workforce Development Board is pleased to announce the opening of the public comment period for the new Local Area Workforce Plan. This strategic initiative aims to enhance workforce development and address the employment needs of our community over the next four years.

Start a rewarding career with MCC’s Respiratory Care Practitioner program

5 months ago5 months ago6 mins

MOHAVE COUNTY – Mohave Community College has a brand-new Respiratory Care Practitioner program that gives students a pathway to numerous, rewarding and in-demand career options.

Director of Respiratory Care Programs Veolada Lemus says Respiratory Care Practitioners are integral parts of the patient care team.

MCC offers courses for English language learners, GED seekers

5 months ago5 months ago4 mins

MOHAVE COUNTY – Mohave Community College offers Adult Education courses to make sure students are set up for success before starting the pathway to earning their degree. MCC’s Adult Education department specializes in helping students earn their High School Equivalency diploma, also known as GED.

Mohave County under red flag fire warning

5 months ago5 months ago1 mins

MOHAVE COUNTY – Increasing south to southwest winds on Saturday, July 27 combined with dry conditions will lead to critical fire conditions Saturday late morning through the evening in western Arizona.

End the cycle of abuse

5 months ago5 months ago8 mins

Dear Editor,
This has been one of the ugliest local elections I have ever seen. It started out with District 1 Supervisor Travis Lingenfelter calling District 4 Supervisor candidate Jennifer Esposito childish names online