Looking for ways to stretch your education dollar? Look to Meridian Community College.
For the spring semester 2009, MCC will offer to part-time students (those enrolled in less than 12 semester credit hours) who signs up for a single three or four-hour class, to select a second class from a special list tuition free.
Classes available for the special “Two-for-One Scholarship” include these Meridian Naval Air Station classes: Principles of Accounting I, Art Appreciation, Legal Environment of Business, Computer Applications, Human Growth and Development, American Literature I and II, World Civilization I and II, Intermediate Algebra, College Algebra, Marriage and Family, Public Speaking.
Evening classes available include Principles of Accounting II, Principles of Biology II with Lab, Legal Environment of Business, General College Chemistry I with Lab, Computer Application I, Introduction to Corrections, Economics II, Human Growth and Development, English Composition I, English Composition II, World Literature II, Introduction to Geography, World Civilization I, World Civilization II, Fundamentals of Mathematics, Beginning Algebra, Intermediate Algebra, College Algebra, Trigonometry, Business Calculus, Real Number System, Spanish II, Music Appreciation, New Testament Survey, World Religions I, Physical Science II with Lab, American Federal Government, General Psychology, Introduction to Social Science, Introduction to Sociology, Basic Speech, Public Speaking, Theater Appreciation.
For more information about the two-for-one classes, contact MCC at 601-483-8241 or 1-800-MCC-The-One.
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In memory of those who died
A 21-gun salute is a common part of any Memorial Day program.
But the release of 21 snow white doves representing the peace we enjoy today because of those who have fallen in battle was a rare treat of the Second Annual Memorial Day Program held Monday afternoon at Magnolia Cemetery in Meridian. -
Choctaw Expressions to be showcased
The Mississippi Craft Center will present Choctaw Expressions as the featured cultural and historical exhibit for the month of June.
The presentation will showcase the rich and unique heritage of the Mississippi Choctaw Indians with traditional cultural arts and artifacts. The exhibition is set to open to the public on Friday, June 1 at 10 a.m. The Mississippi Craft Center, located in Ridgeland, is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with free admission and will highlight this unique event through June 30. -
Earth’s Bounty Festival Saturday
Residents in the Meridian area will have the opportunity to purchase locally grown or made products throughout the summer and fall through the Earth’s Bounty festival.
The expanded version of the current farmer's market will take place on the first Saturday of every month from June-November at Singing Brakeman Park in Meridian near Union Station. -
WWI soldier’s family receives Purple Heart
About three weeks before the end of WW I, two young officers with the 320 Machine Gun Battalion crept through the battered moonscape of France on a mission to find new positions for their weapons.
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Man dies of gunshot wound
Investigators with the Lauderdale County Sheriff's Department are investigating a shooting incident that occurred Saturday morning in which one person died.
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Leading Edges uses technology to enhance advertising
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Meridian soldier to receive posthumous Purple Heart
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Keeping time with the Disabled American Veterans
When you are responsible for transporting area veterans to Jackson to meet their medical appointments, you better be on time.
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