Arizona woman injured after falling into a well, rescued shortly after
Emergency workers in Chandler brought her to the surface using technical rescue equipment. They say she had a phone with her and was able to call for…
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California Representative Adam Schiff to hold small business walking tour
According to NBC News, the tour will start at the San Jose City Hall and will travel to multiple small businesses across the…
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Tucson author to hold book discussion in Yuma
In a press release, the author, Melissa Sevigny will lead a discussion on her book, Brave the Wild River: The Untold Story of Two Women Who Mapped…
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‘Dune: Part Two’ brings spice power to the box office with $81.5 million debut
It’s the first major hit of 2024, and one that was sorely needed by exhibitors. Although there have been holdovers from December that have…
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Caitlin Clark breaks NCAA all-time scoring record
With a second-quarter shot from the free throw line, Caitlin Clark became the top scoring player in NCAA basketball history, passing “Pistol Pete”…
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Locals and visitors attend third and final day of Midnight at the Oasis
The event started at 9:00am Sunday at Desert Sun Stadium, with the gates opening at 8:00am, where people got to see people’s classic cars for the…
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Locals and visitors attend Paranormal Cirque II
The event started on Friday, March 1 at the Arizona Marketplace as this is the first time the horror-themed circus performed in…
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Booth used in The Sopranos finale up for auction
The restaurant, Holsten’s in Bloomfield, New Jersey, decided to auction off the booth, the table and even the side wall with a plaque on it as they…
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University of Arizona launches new app that helps local farmers track water and salt balance
Research scientists and web developers with the University of Arizona have launched a web application designed to help growers optimize water usage…
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Locals attend day two of Midnight at the Oasis
The second day of the annual event started at 9:00am at Desert Sun Stadium, with the gates opening at…
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YUHSD Governing Board approves raises for employees
In a press release, the raises, “including a $3.00 per hour for classified staff members and a 6% base salary increase for certified staff members,”…
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Kellogg’s announces Eggo House of Pancakes in Tennessee
Kellogg’s is introducing an Eggo House of Pancakes in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, available for rental via HomeToGo, in honor of National Pancake…
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Scandinavian Festival returns in 2024
The annual Scandinavian Festival took place early Monday featuring Scandinavian arts and crafts, music, and…
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Harvest Preparatory Academy to hold “You Can Write A Song”
In a press release, the event is hosted by songwriters Rita Rambo and Jeff Ferguson, and will take place on Saturday, March 9 in the Harvest Prep…
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Locals visits Yuma Territorial Prison After Dark
The prison gates opened at 6:00pm, and those who attended got their pictures taken with prisoners and had a Fuzzy Scorpion Mocktail to…
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BBQ and Brew Festival returns to downtown Yuma this weekend
The two-day event kicked off on Friday and featured ice-cold brews, live music, and mouthwatering barbecue from local restaurants and out-of-state…
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Pennsylvania nurse becomes first Black woman to play in U.S. Women’s polo championship
Now to some history being made during Black History Month, a 25-year-old Pennsylvania nurse, Shariah Harris, has become the first Black woman to play…
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Town of Wellton hosts annual Pioneer Day and Fiesta
The event started at 10:00am with a parade starting on Los Angeles Avenue, and going all the way to Butterfield Park and Wellton Community…
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Local woman organizes “Beautiful Yuma Project” to clean up trash
Carolyn McKeown is organizing the “Beautiful Yuma Project,” a volunteer initiative to clean up trash and debris on the streets of…
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New Jersey woman to become first female MLB umpire
Almost 30 years after she graduated from West Milford, Jen Pawol is still making her mark on the field. But this time, it’s as an MLB umpire. This…
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