Yuma County brings election experience to students
The Yuma County Election Services visited Gila Ridge High School, presenting an election experience to students.
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The Yuma County Election Services visited Gila Ridge High School, presenting an election experience to students.
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Fundraiser Runs are usually organized by members of the Motorcycle Community. The Runs are basically a series of events with the end goal of raising money for a worthy cause.
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AEA Federal Credit Union donated to Jessie’s Closet through funds from the Employee Jean’s Giver Program.
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The American Heart Association uses National Wear Red Day to raise awareness for women.
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A 7-year-old boy battling cancer was given a birthday surprise from a California mail carrier.
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It’s a game of strategy and misdirection, but the annual Dad’s Club Texas Hold’em Tournament in the end the house always wins. In this case, the “house” is Saint Francis of Assisi School.
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At the Elk’s Lodge on Christmas Eve, volunteers gathered to put together boxes of food, for local families in need.
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Court Appointed Special Services of Yuma County or CASA, is one of the leading local resources for foster kids. However, they need help badly right now, as volunteer numbers are nowhere near where they’d like them to be.
Continue ReadingBy Ashley Vaughan, CNN It’s the season of giving! Even if you are low on funds, you can still make an impact. Here are four ways you can spread goodwill during the holidays without spending a dime. The gift of life The American Red Cross is experiencing its worst blood shortage in more than a
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You’ve heard News 11’s Rob Fram talk about our temps dropping and you probably already pulled out that coat. But, for some, a coat is a luxury and not a necessity.
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During the 2020 pandemic, local business owner Yvonne Peach began to notice a disturbing trend. Little by little the children around her became disconnected and depressed.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom has written a children’s book called “Ben & Emma’s Big Hit,” about dyslexia.
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It’s the harshest of realities, in a moment’s notice children are asked to put their belongings into a bag. The child is being removed from the home, they’re confused, scared, and angry.
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The Fortuna Foothills has long since been the Desert Southwest’s diamond in the rough, not because of any particular attraction. But, it’s a mixture of our year-round residents and our winter visitors.
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If you’re looking for an easy way to make a big impact this holiday season, a Sprouts “Grab and Give” bag is one option.
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Without doubt athletes were hit especially hard during the pandemic. But, even more so was the impact on our Special Olympics athletes.
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For over a hundred years the Salvation Army has made it its mission to fight hunger and poverty. To date, they help feed and house millions across the globe.
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A big thanks to everyone who came out and helped make this a happy Thanksgiving for Yuma’s less-fortunate! We collected 923 turkeys for Crossroads Mission this year!
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It’s November 15th and that means it’s National Recycle Day. Started in 1997, by the National Recycling Coalition.
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