During the board’s regular monthly meeting August 21, David Huish, NPC’s director of facilities, provided an overview of where additional facilities could be constructed on the nearly 24-acre Show Low campus.

Professional pianist and music director Craig Coffman will share the techniques and tricks used by professional piano and guitar players during noncredit chords are key “instant” piano and guitar for busy adults and teens workshops at NPC’s Snowflake/Taylor Campus on Saturday, September 8.

Finding a job in the 21st Century requires a different set of tools. Get help preparing your toolbox with FREE Career Readiness Workshops at the St. Johns Public Library and the NPC campuses in Holbrook and Snowflake/Taylor.

Artists from Navajo and Apache counties are invited to submit entries by October 1 for Northland Pioneer College’s ninth “Locally Grown” art exhibit, to be displayed October 29 to November 30 in the Talon Gallery on the Show Low Campus.

Learn the hand, foot and body movements of traditional hula dances in Interpretive Modern Hula classes on Fridays, September 14 to December 7, from 4:15 to 5:15, at NPC’s Snowflake/Taylor Campus There is a $45 fee for the noncredit class, which is open to anyone 13 and older.

To help raise awareness of food insecurity in our communities, Northland Pioneer College’s Visual Arts Department is hosting two “Make-a-Thons” to handcraft bowls to be used for an Empty Bowls Community Event on Friday, Nov. 16, 2018.

Hatha Yoga is becoming one of the most popular forms of physical exercise in the world. You can learn the basics and practice with others of all ages this spring on Tuesday evenings, January 15 through May 7, NPC’s Springerville-Eagar Center.

Hatha Yoga is becoming one of the most popular forms of physical exercise in the world. You can learn the basics and practice with others of all ages this fall on Tuesday evenings, August 21 through December 4, NPC’s Springerville-Eagar Center.

Learn to combine breathing, flowing postures and meditation designed to unite mind, body and spirit in “Slow Flow Vinyasa Yoga” noncredit classes at NPC’s Show Low Campus, on Wednesday evenings starting August 22.

Basic gun safety training required to obtain a concealed weapon permit is being offered on Saturday, August 18, at Northland Pioneer College’s Show Low – White Mountain Campus.

Grab a partner and your leather or soft sole dancing shoes and enroll in Country Waltz noncredit dance classes with instructor Katherine Venancio at the Show Low campus starting August 27.

In an unprecedented breakout year, Northland Pioneer College Cosmetology students won two medals and three others finished in the top five of their respective divisions at the SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference competition in Louisville, Ky., June 25-29.

Gardening guru Kim Howell-Costion will be sharing techniques to deal with the soil and climate challenges of growing a garden in our high-desert region.

Auditions for one of musical theatre’s greatest plays, My Fair Lady, will be Tuesday, August 14, and Thursday, August 16, from 6 until 10 p.m., at Northland Pioneer College’s Performing Arts Center, 1611 S. Main St. in Snowflake.

Candidates to represent District 3 on the Navajo County Community College District Governing Board must submit nominating petitions by August 8 to qualify for the November 6 general election ballot.

You could be employed next spring as a Certified Pharmacy Technician (CPhT) working in a retail or hospital pharmacy if you enroll in a training course this fall on Thursday evenings.

Explore the geological and paleontological diversity of Northeastern Arizona this fall as part of a unique dinosaurs course at Northland Pioneer College’s Show Low – White Mountain Campus.

"Grow Your Own" partnership aimed at reducing rural teacher shortage.

The NPC SBDC is hosting a 4-hour workshop on how to be prepared to sell your successful business.

Highlights from the June 19, 2018 meeting of the NPC Governing Board.

This fall, NPC will be offering four courses to prepare students for careers in cybersecurity.

On June 5, the Navajo County Community College District Governing Board adopted a reduced budget for next fiscal year and a three-year capital projects budget.

The Navajo County Community College District Governing Board has scheduled a special meeting at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, June 5, in the Tiponi Community Center on the Holbrook – Painted Desert Campus, 2251 E. Navajo Blvd., to adopt a reduced general fund budget and the capital expenditure budget for the upcoming fiscal year.

Maximize your chance to win a government contract for your small business by applying the techniques acquired at a HUBZone and Women-Owned Certification Workshop on Monday, June 25, from 8 a.m. to Noon, at the Small Business Development Center on Northland Pioneer College’s Show Low – White Mountain Campus, 1001 W. Deuce of Clubs.

The Navajo County Community College District Governing Board voted not to increase property taxes by the maximum two percent allowed by state law; instead choosing to limit the district’s levy increase to the amount associated with new construction.