Hospital stays can be too much to bear
Years ago Richard Craig visited his granddaughter at the Pediatrics Unit at the hospital. Visiting the hospital can be an unsettling experience…
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California geology professor begins 500-mile hike
Wikipedia defines a sabbatical as a rest, or a break from work. Nick Van Buer is taking a different approach, starting the hike of a lifetime from…
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Local woman with breast cancer gets help from community in her fight
Sept 8, 2021 is a day that Jacqueline Garris will always remember, a day when she received life changing…
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The Rock Church is holding blood drives to help the blood shortage
The Rock Church is holding blood drives to help the blood…
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Gamblers Wanted: Those who know when to hold and when to fold
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…
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Pet Talk: Meet Russel
It’s time to meet our pet of the week! For all you cat lovers this lovable feline could be the one for…
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Local artist paints portraits for those who have lost loved ones to COVID-19
Those who lose a loved one all have different ways of coping. For one Yuma artist, he’s dealt with his loss by sharing his talents with others who…
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Show-N-Shine car event helps raise money for Yuma Cancer Resource Center
Car enthusiasts came together at Texas Roadhouse in Yuma earlier today, all in the name of cancer…
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Hunter’s Army holds event to raise funds for pediatric cancer patients
Saturday morning over at the FTS Automotive center, Hunter’s Army hosted an event to raise money for pediatric cancer patients and their…
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The Honey Pot hosts its first Farmers Market in Foothills
The Honey Pot hosted its first farmers market in the Yuma Foothills bringing lots of locals together as a way to help support small…
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Yuma community answers plea for help
Russell McCloud is as humble as they come, the local business owner and philanthropist is known both for his political career as well as his T.V.…
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Local car clubs have become a fundraising engine
In many communities car clubs are seen in a poor light. Usually associated with a culture that does more bad than good.…
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Parks and Recreation will be presenting local skatepark design to the City Council
The city of Yuma is working to rebuild Kennedy skatepark and today the latest design will be unveiled to the city…
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Do dreams come true? We asked that of today’s local youth
Across the nation communities celebrate the life of one of the greatest Civil Rights leaders to ever can himself an American. Dr. Martin Luther King…
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Pet Talk: Meet Raven
It’s time to meet our pet of the week. For all you dog lovers this lovable pup could be the one for…
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A refresh of the history behind MLK Day
Monday is a special day that marks a turning point in…
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MLK parade march in Yuma
If you have the day off Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day and are looking for something fun to do in Yuma to honor MLK, there is a parade around…
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Local gardening clubs show their locally grown plants at the Home and Garden show
The Home and Garden show drew a big crowd this past weekend. It was a great place to learn about new home products, but what about our locally grown…
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Charlie Gregston Memorial Junior Rodeo held
Earlier Sunday morning there was a rodeo out in Yuma, but the participants are just a little younger than people might be used…
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First sidewalk chalk art contest held at Colorado State Historic Park
Kids of all ages in Yuma, got a chance to express their artistic skills on Saturday morning. Over at the Colorado State Historic Park, the first ever…
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