Before I became a real estate professional, I was a human being. This could come as a shock to some, but there it is. When I was growing up on the Dobson Ranch in Mesa, there were apartments about a half-mile away – the Haystacks, so named because they... »
Take a guided tour through 40 curving beds of more than 9,000 blooming rosebushes at the Rose Garden at Mesa Community College. Tours are scheduled for 2 p.m. Sunday, April 8 and 22, and 10 a.m. Sunday, April 15 and 29. 1833 W. Southern Ave. 480-461-70... »
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by David Rookhuyzen - Mar. 29, 2012 11:42 AMThe Republic | azcentral.com Phoenix Children's Hospital kicked off the swimming season this week by attempting to ensure that Valley children know how to be safe poolside. Nearly 1,100 first-grade students ... »
by Larry Rodgers - Mar. 26, 2012 11:35 AMThe Republic | azcentral.com Dragon-boat racing, a sport that dates 2,000 years in China, is expected to draw about 5,000 people to Tempe Town Lake this weekend. Dragon Boat Festival 2011 The ninth annual Ariz... »
Spring is the perfect time to walk through Mesa Community College's beautiful Rose Garden. With nearly 9,000 rose bushes, it's the largest public rose garden in the desert southwest. The serenity and splendor of the... »
by Laurie Merrill - Mar. 1, 2012 12:13 PMArizona Republic | azcentral.com The last thing Tempe resident Ioana Elise Hociota, 24, ever wrote was that she missed her husband, Andrew Holycross, a Mesa Community College biology professor and the love of h... »
After searching for a new home since it was forced out of space in 2010, Mesa Community College has moved its culinary studies program to a sister school, Scottsdale Community College. Beginning this fall, some 200 MCC culinary students will transition... »
