Hazel A. Temple, 75, and her sister, Clementine, 73, will serve as ambassadors for Meridian Community College's Queen City Race for Life and Street Strut on Saturday, Oct. 18, beginning at 8 a.m. on the MCC track.
Honoring those who have sacrificially given and their families, MCC hosted a Prisoner of War/Missing in Action flag-raising ceremony with campus and community turning out in front of Ivy-Scaggs Hall.
The H.O.P.E. Expo was created to link area residents with vital health and wellness resources. It was hosted by MCC Phi Theta Kappa, MCC Special Olympics Club, Fifteenth Avenue Baptist Church, and The S.P.O.T.
MCC's Health Information Technology Program Class of 2025 graduates successfully passed their national licensure exam, the Registered Health Information Technician, on their first attempt for a 100 percent pass rate.
For the third year in a row, MCC has been named to the Great Colleges to Work For® list, a national recognition program that spotlights outstanding higher education workplaces. The 2025 list recognized 76 colleges and universities nationwide.
