The annual Mountain Home Charity Golf Classic once again proved a success, raising $36,700 to support Arkansas State University-Mountain Home’s Czeschin-Newth Workforce Development Center. The funds will help meet equipment and program needs at the technical center, part of the Dr. Robert L. Myers Technical Education Campus.
Held June 7–8 at Big Creek Golf and Country Club, the event was sponsored in part by Arvest, which presented the check to ASUMH Chancellor Dr. Bentley Wallace.
The Czeschin-Newth Center partners with local industries and schools to deliver technical training programs that support regional workforce development, including offerings for high school students through a secondary center model.
Now in its 24th year, the charity tournament has raised over $621,843 in total, strengthening the connection between community support and career-focused education.
