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The winners were, front row from left: Tony Scott, winner of the President's Choice Award for best of show specialty vehicle; TNC Machine won the Vice Chancellors' Award for best of show race car, accepted by Chad Baker, who is also a former MCC welder; and Bob and Kathy Heron won the Chancellor's Choice Award for best of show among show cars. More than 60 vehicles took part in the auto show. The combined welding event and car show drew up to a thousand spectators to the MCC campus.Winners named at MCC car show
24th October 2008

Three best of show winners were awarded trophies Wednesday at the 2008 Welding Expo and Car Show sponsored by Mohave Community College and Praxair. Read the rest of the story...

 

Zen Mocarski of the Arizona Game & Fish Department speaks with potential career seekers during the event in which 26 businesses took part.500 job seekers attend NCK Career Expo October 16, 2008 - More than 500 job seekers took part Wednesday in the 2008 Career Expo on Mohave Community College’s Neal Campus-Kingman. The event was designed to bring job seekers together with Mohave County businesses looking to hire. Job seekers were on campus early and a steady stream of residents attended the event, the second of three to be held on MCC’s campuses. Read the rest of this entry...

The blue 1941 Ford Coupe, left, owned by Bob Ackerman of Kingman, and the red 1937 Hudson Terraplane, right, owned by Dan Dowdy of Dolan Springs, will be two of the autos taking part in the 2nd annual Welding Expo and Car Show, sponsored by Mohave Community College and Praxair, on the Kingman campus of MCC on Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. 2008 Welding Expo and Car Show is Wednesday October 15, 2008 - Fast, fancy and unique cars will be joined by state-of-the-art welding equipment being displayed and demonstrated Wednesday (Oct. 22) as Mohave Community College and Praxair present the 2008 Welding Expo and Car Show on the Neal Campus-Kingman. Read the rest of this entry...

More than 300 job seekers took part Tuesday in the 2008 Career Expo on Mohave Community College's Henry Campus-Bullhead City. The event was designed to bring job seekers together with Mohave County businesses looking to hire. A long line formed outside the 600 Building before the event started, and a steady stream of job seekers attended the event, the first of three to be held on MCC's campuses. Neal Campus-Kingman held its Expo on Wednesday and the Lake Havasu City campus will hold its Expo on Nov. 6. More than 300 attend HCB Career Expo October 15, 2008 - More than 300 job seekers took part Tuesday in the 2008 Career Expo on Mohave Community College’s Henry Campus-Bullhead City. The event was designed to bring job seekers together with Mohave County businesses looking to hire. Read the rest of this entry...

Further education a career move to ponder at Career Expo 2008
6th October 2008 - When economic numbers go down, the number of students seeking an education goes up. Job security, a steady paycheck and a career doing what you really enjoy are all possible with a college education. Approximately 50 Mohave County employers will be split among the three upcoming Career Expo 2008 events on Mohave Community College’s campuses in Kingman, Bullhead City and Lake Havasu City. Read the rest of this entry...

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