National Hispanic Heritage Month begins
National Hispanic Heritage Month has officially begun. It is observed every year from September 15 through October 15.
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National Hispanic Heritage Month has officially begun. It is observed every year from September 15 through October 15.
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Yuma local Emmanuel Graham has served in the Marine Corps for over three decades. He comes from a family of service members. He’s now retired and serves as a Logistics Supervisor at the Marine base.
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To celebrate Black History Month, we’re highlighting locals leaving a lasting legacy in our community. This week, we highlight El Centro’s first Black fire battalion chief, Albert Newton.
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We’re continuing to celebrate Black History Month and highlight local leaders with not one but two entrepreneurs this week. A mother-daughter duo own a local salon and are changing the game in the beauty supply industry.
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To celebrate Black History Month, we are highlighting different community leaders who are making a difference. This week, we recognize and shine a spotlight on El Centro City Council member Sonia Carter.
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Local mom Donina Carr has been a firefighter for over a decade. She said she was first introduced to the career after a fire captain stopped her in the gym one day while she was a student and asked if she ever thought about joining the fire service.
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Born in San Luis Río Colorado, Mexico, Larios says he faced bullying as a child, but martial arts gave him the tools to forge his character and overcome challenges.
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Imperial County will be celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month this weekend.
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Edna Mae Simon Kidd is a retired pediatric registered nurse that’s worked 34 years at Onvida Health.
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The event, which started at 1:00 p.m. Saturday at the MLK Youth Career Center, featured speeches by community leaders and local educators about the significance of continuing to empower the next generation.
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As we continue to celebrate Black History Month, we’re highlgihting different leaders in the community. This week, meet your newest NAACP chapter #1016 President Beverly Cade.
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This Black History Month, we’re highlighting an exceptional local who takes pride in our community. Michael Lundy served in our community as a U.S. Marine Corps Major. He also served as a teacher and worked with Yuma Elementary School District One.
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The City of Somerton proclaimed February as Black History Month during their City Council meeting.
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Mone’asia Bowman is an AWC cheerleader, Veteran, and also your Miss Yuma County. She remembers the moment her name was called.
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Keila Marimar Martinez, a professional singer and counselor, is making her mark by traveling across the United States to bring Hispanic music to various cities.
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In a press release, the event will take place at the San Luis Learning Center, located at 1340 N. 8th Avenue, on Monday, March 25, from 3:00pm to 4:30pm.
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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 in the U.S. Women’s polo championship.
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Lavail Bailey, the owner of Back to Eden, opened the juice bar on Main Street in Brawley last year as a way to offer healthy options in Imperial Valley.
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“This event celebrates the culture and history of the Quechan and Cocopah Tribes. We hope these activities will help educate the community about the contribution of Native people,” said Arturo Magaña, AWC Academic and Career Advisor.
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The mayor says this event is a great way to celebrate the Mexican Independence Day and Hispanic Heritage Month.
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