8.1 Million Raised by CF’s “Mohawk Valley Gives” Campaign
The Community Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties and UpMobility Foundation hosted the fifth annual “Mohawk Valley Gives,” on September 18, to raise funds...
Free Rome Program Explores Clinton and Kirkland History
Author and photographer Zach Lewis will discuss the history of Clinton and Kirkland during a free MVILR program Oct. 5 at MVCC’s Rome campus.
Awaken Your Senses at CABVI’s Dark Dining
Awaken Your Senses at CABVI’s Dark Dining
UTICA, NY… Savor a delicious multi-course meal, engage in conversation and have an opportunity to navigate an evening...
MVCC to host Mohawk Valley Counselors’ Association College Night
Mohawk Valley Community College will host the 49th annual Mohawk Valley Counselors’ Association College Night from 6:30 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 6,...
NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS’ SERVICES TO HOST HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH
ALBANY, NEW YORK – The New York State Department of Veterans’ Services (DVS) will host a special Hispanic Heritage Month Virtual Chat & Chew...
Munson receives $200,000 MetLife Foundation grant
Utica, N.Y. — Munson has received a $200,000 grant from MetLife Foundation to support access to community programming, including the Arts Festival, Art Alive!...
Tuesday Night Big Band to Bring Classic Swing to the OC History Center
UTICA, NY – The Tuesday Night Big Band is set to fill the Oneida County History Center
gallery with the vibrant sounds of a bygone...
Utica Maennerchor Celebrates German Heritage at Outdoor Oktoberfest
Utica Maennerchor’s first outdoor Oktoberfest brought German food and music to Marcy while supporting the historic cultural club.
A “Very Prairie” Party celebrates “We Want More History!” & “Worldwide Day of Play”
NORWICH, N.Y. – Step away from screens and step back in time as the Chenango County Historical Society (CCHS) brings global play day to...
MVCC announces new hires
Mohawk Valley Community College recently announced the following appointments, title changes, and promotions, approved by the Board of Trustees at their August meeting:
DuWayne...