BBB wants to hear from Imperial Valley High Schoolers
The BBB Pacific-Southwest is holding its Ethical Torch Essay Contest.…
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Do you have what it takes? It’s Horseshoes like you’ve never seen before
Driving along Highway 95, you’ll come to a sign that reads “Martinez Lake Road”. A few miles down the road you’ll find what can only be described as…
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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 latest sports craze is now in Yuma
It’s being described as the latest craze, people claiming that PickleBall is spreading like wildfire. In this case, the fire is spreading, but at a…
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Popular eatery cooks up ways to help local coach in need
Daniel Francisco Duron is the owner and operator of his family’s business El Zarape Restaurant. He’s also been friends with David Encinas for years.…
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Somerton UTV Block Party
The city of Somerton will be hosting a block party to help veterans and senior…
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Blood drive helps residents give back in a meaningful way
El Centro Regional Medical Center (ECRMC) and Life Stream are hosting a blood drive at Dr. Martin Luther King Sports Pavilion in El…
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Grocery giant helps fight the war on hunger
It’s a battle that seems to have no end, but a battle worth fighting. Communities across the country struggle to keep panties and food bank shelves…
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Yuma County libraries open to the public
Libraries in Yuma County are open and have resumed to regular…
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The Better Business Bureau calls on the public to invest in our future
Your go-to, for anything consumer the Better Business Bureau is teaming up with NexGen Yuma. NexGen is hosting a series of events to raise funds and…
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A new program aims to strengthen Girl Scouts from the inside out
Emilia Cortez the Director for the Girl Scouts of Southern Arizona says that the idea came to her in the most unfortunate of ways. At home with…
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Yuma County Library District holds donation drive to benefit HSOY
The Yuma County Library District is holding a donation drive to help the Human Society of Yuma to continue helping pets in…
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8 Sworn-in as YCSO’s newest detention officers
Congratulations to the newest detention officers with the Yuma County Sheriff’s Office YUMA COUNTY, Ariz. (CBS 13) – The Yuma County Sheriff’s Office…
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2 contenders, 1 belt and you choose who wins
Two area heavy hitters are going head to head to see who can donate the most school supplies. During the month of July, Wheezy’s Grill and…
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Yuma Young Marines honor local vet
The Yuma Young Marines are at it again. The non-profit organization provides community services while instilling structure in the youth, a win for…
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Imperial Valley residents look for pets spooked during fireworks
The day after Fourth of July means that some pets are without a home, that’s because according to the National Humane Society, fireworks cause…
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More than 30 dogs continue to wait for their pet owners at the Humane Society of…
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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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