Yuma Sun - Fri Nov 27
A grand total of $987.75 was sent to Susan G. Komen for the Cure from the first Scrap Pink event in Yuma and it certainly couldn't have been accomplished without the participation of many local businesses and individuals.
New effort lies ahead for reform of immigrationYuma Sun - Fri Nov 27
Efforts by the President Bush administration to reform America's immigration system two years ago were derailed by opponents demanding that the nation's borders first be secured before any changes could be made.
Thankful to all in election raceYuma Sun - Fri Nov 27
I would like to convey my deepest gratitude to all the wonderful people who helped me in my efforts to become a councilwoman of this great city of Yuma.
No charges filed yet in cyclist's deathYuma Sun - Thu Nov 26
The case involving a woman whose car allegedly struck and killed a 37-year-old Yuma man two months ago has been referred back to the Somerton Police Department.
Number of duners fallingYuma Sun - Thu Nov 26
Overall attendance is down for the second consecutive year at the Imperial Sand Dunes, according to officials at the Bureau of Land Management, which oversees the popular recreation site.
Lumina grant a boost for higher educationYuma Sun - Thu Nov 26
A recent grant that may lead to another four-year university locating in Yuma at affordable tuition is a huge step forward to accessing higher education, according to local educators.
Ex-schools chief pleads guilty to child-sex, porn chargesThe Arizona Daily Star - Wed Nov 25
The former superintendent of the Tanque Verde Unified School District faces between five and nine years in federal prison after pleading guilty Tuesday to charges stemming from a planned trip to Mexico to have sex with a teenage boy.
Poor shooting costs Lady MatadorsYuma Sun - Wed Nov 25
The Arizona Western College women's basketball team fell behind by 18 points in the first half and never recovered in a 64-52 loss at Southwestern Tuesday night.
AWC - Glendale women's basketball previewYuma Sun - Wed Nov 25
Last game: The Matadors lost 64-52 to Southwestern Tuesday in Chula Vista, their first loss in school history to a California team.
Yuma Catholic werstling previewYuma Sun - Mon Nov 23
Returning state placers: Senior Nick Waterford returning state champ will begin season recovering from knee surgery expected to return mid- to late-December. Key newcomers: Ryan Gill ; Johnny Montchal ; and senior Danny Pena-Herrera a three-year varsity wrestler.
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