October is Crime Prevention Month
Since October is Crime Prevention Month, law enforcement agencies have planned a local version of Getting Arizona Involved in Neighborhoods…
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Get ready for Oktoberfest 2021
Even though we just celebrated Tacos and Tunes, Yumans now have the opportunity to keep the party going. As long as they don’t mind host traveling…
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The Hot Summer Nights Show and Shine has got the green light
The United Yuma Firefighters Charity is like any other charity, they have to raise money to help their cause. So, they brainstormed on ways to give…
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Comics, gaming, and anime take center stage at YumaCon 2021
Yuma’s annual celebration of pop culture will return to the Yuma Civic Center the first weekend in…
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Your treasures can help Yuma’s youth get ahead
The Yuma Young Marine program gives members the opportunity to strengthen their foundation. So, the program teaches children the fundamentals of…
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Local Dance Director brings her dance festival back to the Desert Southwest
From the era that brought us Disco also brewed a sound, unlike anything the world has ever heard. The Bronx New York is credited as being the…
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One of the most important documents in the world turns 234-years old
It’s the document that lays the very foundation that is the United States of America. Signed on September 17, 1787, in Philadelphia the United States…
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A local nature lover says it’s up to all of us to keep our parks clean
Melanie Stepanovic recently moved to the Yuma area and the first thing on her to-do list was to visit the local parks. Melanie considers herself an…
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Theme announced for 2021 Electric Light Parade
A beloved tradition will return to the streets of Downtown Yuma this holiday…
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San Luis Film Festival to celebrate 10th anniversary
The planning committee for the 10th Annual San Luis Film Festival extends an invitation to the public Saturday, inviting locals to join planners in a…
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Artists face off for the chance to train with local star
It was the 1970’s and although disco played in the clubs, on the streets of the Bronx, Hip-Hop was king.…
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Food City challenges local cooks to share their homemade recipes
It’s the time of the season where green Hatch chiles can be found in the produce aisle. Bashas and Food City grocery stores all carry them.…
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Quechan Casino resumes entertainment inside theater
It’s been more than a year since Quechan Casino and Resort has entertained its guests with live performances, comedy acts, and much more. Starting…
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Yuma Art Center plans music festival, celebrates local artists by holding multiple contests
The City of Yuma is not letting a global pandemic slow its rock ‘n’ roll enthusiasm; nor will it prevent the Yuma Art Center from embracing local…
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The Yuma Territorial Prison turns 145-years old
Towering over the City of Yuma is the guard tower at the Yuma Territorial Prison. The structure has become the city’s version of a lighthouse.…
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A local historian invites the public to see why we celebrate the Fourth of July
Before the fireworks and the barbecues, our forefathers laid the foundation for what the United States of America is today. The signing of the…
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Do you have what it takes to be a Master Gardener?
It’s a little bit of science mixed in with passion. That’s what it takes to grow just about anything in the Desert Southwest.…
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A local business holds pride event in South County
Organizers of the Pride celebration at the 85350 Bar and Pizzaria in Somerton say they saw a lack of events and decided to act. Leslie Cuevas, one of…
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El Centro Aquatic Center changes hours
The El Centro Aquatic Center is changing the hours of its Family Swim…
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Free bowling event for veterans
Local veterans and active duty service members are invited to Inca Lanes to enjoy free bowling this Friday from noon to 3 p.m.…
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