Yuma High School’s volleyball team is going to keep moving forward after a pair of difficult losses last week. The Outlaws were 3-2 heading into this past Tuesday’s home match against the Chase County Longhorns. They ended up dropping to 3-3 with a four-set loss to the girls from Imperial.Continue Reading
Yuma High School’s football team has experienced both ends of the spectrum in the first two games of 2024. The Outlaws have a 1-1 record as they enter their bye week. Their next game is September 20 in their home debut against Torrington, Wyoming. “(The bye week) is hard toContinue Reading
The Yuma High School boys golf varsity team is nearly done with the regular season. The league tournament on September 26 in Sterling wraps up the regular season, followed by regional a few days later. The Outlaws have been plenty busy over the past week. They competed in the FrontierContinue Reading
An early season 6-man showdown will take place Friday night as the Arickaree Bison will host the Otis Bulldogs. The Washington County rivals both are 2-0 and ranked in the top 10 of Class A 6-Man. Both have won rather handily their first two games. Last Friday, Otis cruised toContinue Reading
Yuma Conservation District is taking tree orders! Please call/text 720.985.0162 or email kaci@yumaconservation.orgContinue Reading
Looking for child care? Call the Early Childhood Council for Yuma, Washington, and Kit Carson Counties at 970-360-9099 for referrals of providers in and around Yuma.Continue Reading
Early enrollment figures indicate the student population continues to drop in the Yuma-1 schools. The preliminary numbers as of last Friday, August 23, show 805 in Pre-K through 12th grade. The early number last year was 847, which was down from 886 for 2022-23, 874 in 2021-22, and 899 forContinue Reading
There is a new member of the Yuma Police Department. Officer Rachel Billings is in her third week on the force. She came over from the Washington County Sheriff’s Office, where she worked for 2-1/2 years, doing code enforcement, animal control and patrol duties. “I am learning Yuma better andContinue Reading
A man who had barricaded himself in a rural home in Washington County eventually was taken into custody without incident, last Friday. On August 30 at approximately 9:45 a.m., the Washington County Sheriff’s Office was notified of a disturbance at a residence in the 34000 block of County Road 44.Continue Reading
The Yuma football Outlaws will be trying to get on the right side of the ledger when they head to the hills Friday. The Outlaws will go to Carbondale, a 300-mile trip, to take on the Roaring Fork Rams. The game originally was scheduled for Saturday afternoon but has beenContinue Reading
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