Author: mpio

“What a Wonderful World,” by Louis Armstrong, is a great, feel-good song; but his line about children that says, “they’ll learn much more than I’ll ever know,” reflects the core of the evolution of education. 

Few occupations that require less than a bachelor’s degree have a starting salary in the neighborhood of $50,000 a year. Dental hygienist is a high-demand, high-paying occupation that also allows for flexible work schedules and a greater degree of independence than most allied health professions.

Computer science instructors, business owners and network managers from throughout Mohave County are invited to the Mohave Community College Neal Campus in Kingman on Feb. 18 from 10 to 2 p.m. to look at the latest in networking solutions from Cisco Systems, Inc.

Travis Lingenfelter, the newly appointed trustee for District 6 on the Mohave Community College Board of Governors, will take the oath of office at the Feb. 12 meeting of the Board in Lake Havasu City. The district includes east Kingman, Wikieup, Truxton, Hackberry, Peach Springs, Littlefield, Moccasin and Colorado City. Lingenfelter, who has served as [...]

Economics and politics are central to the American way of life, yet few people truly understand the forces that drive them. To address that fact, students at Mohave Community College are forming an “Economics and Politics Club.”

The London Bridge Optimist Club is looking for young orators, ages 15 and under, to participate in the 2009-10 Optimist International Oratorical Contest, which will be hosted by Mohave Community College, March 27 from 8 a.m. to noon on the Lake Havasu City campus.

Spring semester at Mohave Community College is under way; but it is not too late to enroll. Late-start classes, 12-week classes and second-session classes are still available. Students who were unable to enroll because a class was full should check the online schedule again at www.mohave.edu/schedule. New sections are added periodically in both online and [...]

New and potential small business owners in Mohave County are invited to attend a free seminar to learn more about current issues affecting businesses and those who want to start a small business.

Angela Wright struggled with the same challenges many people face in these difficult times: dwindling savings, a spouse who couldn’t work because of illness, a personal and family legacy of substance abuse.

A record 85 people attended the Community Outreach “Coffee at the College” weight loss and nutrition seminar last week at Mohave Community College’s Neal Campus-Kingman.