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What’s new at MCARC

Follow the improvements being made across the public website and Member Hub, then browse the complete release archive.
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A Modern Repeater and Nets Directory

  • The public Repeaters & Nets page now features prominent local repeater cards, radio-programming details, band and access summaries, and a responsive technical quick reference.
  • The page also shows the next 10 entries from the calendar's Nets category with direct event links and a clear path to the complete public calendar.

More Distinct About Page Imagery

  • The founding-story panel now uses a radio-signal inspired design instead of repeating the water tower already shown in the page introduction.

The Story of MCARC

  • The About page now tells how Cory Brassine's disaster-response vision brought Martin County radio operators together and led to the club's first meeting on January 25, 2024.
  • A new founding timeline, club facts, service mission, and clearer paths to meetings, membership, and meeting minutes give visitors a more complete picture of MCARC.

Balanced Join Page Columns

  • The membership information and application columns now finish on the same horizontal line on larger screens.

Simpler License and Address Fields

  • The membership application now lists only Technician, General, and Amateur Extra as license classes.
  • Mailing information is now entered and reviewed in separate Street Address, City, State, and ZIP Code fields.

Complete Online Membership Application

  • The public Join page now includes the full MCARC membership application, club dues information, and a professional mobile-friendly layout.
  • Administrators can review each applicant's complete information, approve or reject the request, and see pending applications directly in the Activity Log.
  • Public Join MCARC links now lead to the application, while older signup links continue to reach the correct page.