Local historian reminds Americans that Fourth of July is more than just fireworks
In the coming days, news stations across the country will send one of their people out to the streets to ask one simple question “What is the Fourth…
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In the coming days, news stations across the country will send one of their people out to the streets to ask one simple question “What is the Fourth…
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Life in East Yuma County is quaint and peaceful. Many enjoy the solitude of living outside of the city limits where nature is just feet away.…
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For most people, a backpack is a basic necessity when going to school. But, for many a backpack is a luxury.…
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The Better Business Bureau serving the Pacific-Southwest has been chosen to be the guest speaker at the August 11, Good morning, Yuma breakfast.…
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Here in the Desert Southwest triple-digits are here to stay. So, the need for water is at an all-time high and that’s why one local car club decided…
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As a long-time resident of the Desert Southwest, I consider myself very fortunate with regard to our area’s law enforcement presence.…
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It’s an approach that makes nothing but sense. Who better to teach students about rockets, than an actual rocket scientist.…
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The Yuma Proving Ground is much more than just one of the nation’s top testing facilities. It’s home to members of our United States Army and on June…
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When it comes to getting the leg up on the competition when vying for a job everything is at play. Whether you have acquired a substantial amount of…
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Troop 8051 Scoutmaster Bryan Hinton talks about growing up in scouting and watching his sister watching from the sidelines. Now a father of a girl…
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So, you’ve been watching “Eye on Jobs” on your favorite local news and you landed that next big job. In no time you’re faced with your first day and…
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It’s become more and more frequent reports of recalls involving food. But, in many cases, the recall comes after thousands if not tens of thousands…
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To those looking from the outside, cosplay may look like nothing more than dress-up. But, if you look closer you’ll see that there’s more than meets…
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Investigators are looking into a crash that happened just after 10 a.m. Friday morning. The incident happened at the intersection of 24th Street and…
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It’s yet another byproduct of the COVID-19 Pandemic, a jump in families opting to homeschool their children. In some parts of Arizona, the number of…
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For most of us living in the Desert Southwest news that our region is hitting triple digits is nothing out of the norm. But, for most of us, the time…
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It’s become one of the region’s most anticipated drawings. A chance to win a vacation and all it cost is $10.…
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Since the late 50s Junior Achievement has been assisting teachers, students, and their parents get the tools needed to advance both academically and…
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As we head closer to the Memorial Day holiday ads saturate the airwaves advertising a variety of sales events. And, most Americans are preparing for…
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For the past four years Jay Bathrick and Nicholas McColl have been working with students. They created and developed the Yuma Homeschool Robotics…
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