Bridget’s Gift Pink Party Takeover happening this week
The event is taking place at Wheezy’s Restaurant and Sports Bar, located at 11732 S Fortuna Road, Thursday from noon to 9:00 p.m.
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The event is taking place at Wheezy’s Restaurant and Sports Bar, located at 11732 S Fortuna Road, Thursday from noon to 9:00 p.m.
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A new documentary called “Sock It To Me: The Legend of George Schlatter,” featuring Hollywood heavy hitters like Tom Hanks, Billy Crystal and Michael Douglas, pays tribute to the creator of “Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In.”
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If elected, Snyder says he wants to eliminate state taxes for educators and expand access to mental health services through Medicaid.
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Backed by nearly four decades of hands-on experience in public education, Edward Singh said he’s ready for this next chapter as he runs for the Central Union High School District Board of Trustees.
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YPD said the event, taking place at YPD headquarters Saturday, October 24, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., gives “the public an opportunity to help prevent pill abuse and theft by safely disposing of potentially dangerous expired, unused, and unwanted prescription medications.”
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Dr. Leonardo Salgado’s work focuses on managing pests that threaten the region’s leafy greens, brassicas and melons.
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The governor said she’s committed to getting Proposition 123 renewed, bringing funds into our public schools, doing more for affordable housing, and focusing on water issues, getting water to rural communities.
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Arroyo said her platform is focused on serving the community, listening to families, and ensuring that decisions are made with students’ best interests in mind.
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Four search groups will take part in the project, and the goal is to raise awareness about the issue of missing persons and the fight of mothers searching for their loved ones.
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A non-profit dancing competition took place in the Imperial Valley this weekend. The charity event helped raise funds for kids in need with their medical expenses.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) said Border Patrol agents at the Indio Station “conducted multiple joint commercial vehicle enforcement operations at the Highway 86 checkpoint” in August and September.
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New home appliances often come with smart features that can make life easier, But this convenience can come with cybersecurity risks. That’s according to Steve Blair, data privacy expert at CR.
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The City of Yuma will have two propositions for residents to vote on for the November 3 election: Prop 436 and Prop 437.
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Motivada por el compromiso con su comunidad y el deseo de seguir contribuyendo al desarrollo educativo de la región, Arroyo busca dar continuidad al trabajo que ha venido realizando desde su posición como integrante de la mesa directiva.
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A través de un mosaico creado por el activista y artista Fernando Magdaleno, fundador de Boquilla Negra, colectivos se han unido para impulsar la venta de boletos que solventara los costos de una obra de arte que visibilizará y homenajeara su labor.
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Meet our Pet of the Week!🐶 Santana is an adorable pup who is looking for a forever home🏠 Click below to learn more about Santana.⤵
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AWC volleyball snagged another straight set sweep Monday night. This time, it was on the road against Phoenix College. They now sit at 23-0 this year.
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Tyler Reddick took home the checkered flag in the Freeway Insurance 500 at Phoenix Raceway over the weekend, adding more intrigue to an increasingly competitive NASCAR Cup Series standings battle.
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Arizona Western College continues to dominate the NJCAA fall sports season, with women’s soccer, men’s soccer and women’s volleyball all earning spots in the national top 20 as the regular season approaches its conclusion.
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One loss in 52 contests. Three ACCAC championships. Three nationally ranked programs. Arizona Western’s remarkable fall is becoming about much more than the numbers.
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