Jordan’s Way to visit Humane Society of Yuma to help raise funds
Jordan’s Way is on a tour to help raise funds for animal shelters, and will be making a stop at the Humane Society of Yuma.
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Fly in the Yuma sky: Local pilot hosts pilot training program
Sunrise anchor Samantha Byrd spoke to pilot Amalia Andaverde about AmaliAir.
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2024 Summer Mural Program is underway at Joe Henry Optimist Center Park
The 2024 Summer Mural Program is underway at Joe Henry Optimist Center Park in partnership with eight students selected by Arizona @ Work.
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Yuma author hosts book signing event and dramatic reading
Grimes is a retired Special Agent with the FBI and former Akron Police Officer and now he is pursuing his career as a writer.
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Giant sea turtle released back into the ocean
A sea turtle, weighing at least 375 pounds, was released back into the ocean off the coast of Cocoa Beach, Florida, on Wednesday, July 10, according to the Brevard Zoo.
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Local students receive free backpacks at back-to-school events this weekend
Gateway to the Heart, a local non-profit, is hosting multiple backpack giveaways this weekend as the new school year approaches.
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Lerner & Rowe giving out 750 free backpacks
Lerner & Rowe Injury Attorney is giving away 750 free backpacks loaded with school supplies.
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26th Annual Nuestros Niños/Nuestra Comunidad Community Outreach and Health Fairs
The Regional Center for Border Health and San Luis Walk-In Clinic is inviting families to their 26th Annual Nuestros Niños Health Fairs.
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Exceptional Community Hospital to host free CPR and First-Aid Training
Exceptional Community Hospital is hosting a free CPR and First-Aid training class this weekend at the Children’s Museum in Downtown Yuma.
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Gateway to the Heart is having a community backpack giveaway for local children
School is going to be starting very soon, and local organizations are here to help kids be fully prepared.
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Vitalant hosts blood drive in Yuma to help prevent summer shortage
Vitalant is hosting a blood drive in Yuma this week and is urging donors to help prevent a summer shortage by giving.
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YRMC celebrates 10 years of its Cancer Center and unveils its Art Heals Exhibit 3
Yuma Regional Medical Center celebrated ten years of its Cancer Center and unveiled its new Art Heals exhibit.
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CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Orphaned black bear cubs wrestle in pool
Florida’s Brevard Zoo announced three orphaned black bear cubs would receive care at its facility in Melbourne on Tuesday, July 9.
Continue ReadingIt’s National Sugar Cookie day!
Prepare to warm up the oven today because it’s National Sugar Cookie day. July 9 is dedicated to celebrating the humble, but very tasty, sugar cookie.
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July 9 marks National Sugar Cookie Day
The popular baked good was first called the Nazareth Cookie, after the Pennsylvania town where it originated.
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San Francisco Giants fans say goodbye to Willie Mays
It was an emotional day at Oracle Park for many Willie Mays fans who gathered Tuesday to celebrate the life of this iconic Giants legend.
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Military Matters: Change of Command Ceremony
Every Monday 13 On Your Side likes to honor those that serve our country and today’s Military Matters is going to U.S. Marine Corps Lt. Col. Michael K. Hayes.
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Pet Talk: Meet T-bone
Meet our Pet of the Week!🐶 T-bone is an adorable pup who is looking for a forever home🏠 Click below to learn more about T-bone.⤵
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U.S. Men’s Olympic Basketball team holds first practice in Las Vegas
Team USA will enter the 2024 Paris Olympics as the heavy favorites for the gold. However, the star-studded roster will need some time to adjust to thier new teammates and some slight differences from the NBA’s rules.
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Air travel for the Fourth of July weekend sets new records
For much of the holiday weekend, air travel was running smoother than last year, with thousands of fewer flight delays and cancellations, but that’s changed in Texas.
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