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26 participants complete MCC’s Bramble Ramble
Twenty-six people participated in the fourth annual Bramble Ramble 5K trail run and walk and 10K run Sept. 22 on the Kenneth J. Lehman Nature Trails on Montcalm Community College’s Sidney campus. The Kenneth J. Lehman Nature Trails offer m…
MCC announces Lisa Lund as new executive leader
Lisa Lund recently was named Montcalm Community College’s Executive Director for Institutional Advancement and the MCC Foundation. She replaces Terry Smith, who retired this month after 31 years of service with the college. In her new rol…
MCC classroom project prompts creativity, critical thinking
Is America in a state of progress or decline? A group of Montcalm Community College dual enrolled students recently had an out-of-classroom experience to gain perspectives on contemporary American social trends centering around this quest…
MCC offers rare look at the works of Charles Darwin
Oct. 11 Ash Lectureship explores “Darwin: Books, Beetles and Blasphemy” Montcalm Community College offers an insightful and unique seminar on the life and bibliographic history of Charles Darwin during two presentations of “Darwin: Books, …
MCC presents fall Lifelong Learners sessions
“Getting Started in Family Search” is the second of four presentations in Montcalm Community College’s Lifelong Learners fall 2018 series. Presenter Sue Nelson will cover the basics of familysearch.org and will show participants how to sign…
One Book author to speak at Sept. 21 closing
Storyteller, cook and teacher Kathleen Flinn, author of the 2018 One Book One County Montcalm selection “Burnt Toast Makes You Sing Good,” will be the featured speaker during the One Book closing event Sept. 21 at 6 p.m. at Tamarack Distric…
Longtime volunteer honored at Heritage Fest
Story reposted from The Daily News in Greenville. As this year’s Heritage Festival kicked off Thursday morning with a dedication service, there was one member sitting in the audience who received some unexpected recognition. “There’s some…
Tom Learmont has dedicated 25 years as a Heritage Village volunteer
Tom Learmont grew up learning carpentry from his dad and now uses those skills to build and repair buildings at Montcalm Heritage Village. “Woodworking wasn’t anything I had done much of in years until I started volunteering at the villag…