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Northwest Technical College receives a new Genisys EVO scan tool donated by Bemidji Auto Value Parts Store. From left in the front row are Bemidji Auto Value Parts Store sales representative Jim Gunstad, automotive service technology instructor Mark Johnson and Bemidji Auto Value Parts Store Manager Charlie Algaard. NTC automotive students are shown in the back row.

Local auto parts store donates scan tool to NTC

BEMIDJI – The automotive technology programs at Northwest Technical College received a new Genisys EVO scan tool, donated by the Bemidji Auto Value Parts Store.

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The scanner will help NTC automotive students learn proper diagnostic procedures for vehicles and identify sources of possible malfunctions.
For more information, call Lisa Bruns at the Northwest Technical College Foundation at 333-6678.

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