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MCC Sugar Bush begins its inaugural season
There’s a sweet scent in the air on Montcalm Community College’s Sidney campus. In its inaugural season, The Sugar Bush at MCC has been boiling down sap tapped from its own maple trees on campus. Ten trees in Montcalm Heritage Village wer…
MCC bowling teams wrap up season with Baker Challenge
Montcalm Community College’s men’s and women’s bowling teams finished fifth and sixth at the MCCAA Baker Challenge in Mt. Pleasant on Feb. 23. The meet consisted of Baker games, which is team play in which all players contribute to the…
Dual enrollment program offers head start on college
Dual enrollment allows students to enr…
Aidan Pell, of Howard City, is getting ahead on college. The 15-year-old sophomore at Tri County High School is taking college classes through the dual enrollment program at Montcalm Community College.
MCC's millage renewal passes
Voters approved renewal of Montcalm Community College’s operating millage during the Feb. 27 primary election. “We are grateful to the voters for their continued support of the college, which has been serving the community for nearly 60 yea…
Friedrich wins third place in statewide writing contest
Sophia Friedrich, 17, of Ionia won third place in a statewide Liberal Arts Network for Development (LAND) creative writing contest. The competition included entries from 28 community colleges in Michigan. “I'm really excited that I placed …
MCC bowling teams finish sixth and ninth
Montcalm Community College’s men’s and women’s bowling teams finished sixth and ninth in the Region XII meet at the Royal Scot Bowling Center in Lansing on Feb. 16. The men finished sixth out of nine teams. Jake Cutler placed 16th for all …
Dual enrollment helps Tri County alumna get a jump on college
As a high school student, Haley Powers got ahead on college while at the same time learning how to be a college student. A 2022 graduate of Tri-County High School, Powers took dual-enrollment courses with Montcalm Community College (MCC) …
Lakeview student excelling in Early College at MCC
Jack Snyder, 17, of Lakeview, wants to be a special agent with the FBI. The Early College program at Montcalm Community College is helping him reach that goal. “I’m currently working toward a degree in criminal justice from MCC through th…
