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MONDAY MUSIC LESSONS for students or adults. Begin/Intermed. Piano & more. Call Teresa Roubideaux, 970-848-0324.Continue Reading
MONDAY MUSIC LESSONS for students or adults. Begin/Intermed. Piano & more. Call Teresa Roubideaux, 970-848-0324.Continue Reading
Nice 1 bedroom apartment located downtown Yuma on 2nd level, all utilities included, no dogs, $500/month. Call/text: 970-302-9737.Continue Reading
Charming farm house for rent in Platner, Co. $1,000/mo + utilities. 2 bed, 1 bath + 1 add’l non-conf. bedroom in basement. 2 stall detached garage. No pets, no smokers and no vaping. $1,000 security deposit. Call 970-554-1642 or 970-630-2849.Continue Reading
700 S. Albany St., Yuma. January 18, 7:00 a.m. Many items, everything must go. Open to negotiation. Miter saw, gas power auger, iron horse, vehicle ramps, glass latterns, colbolt glass, brand new washer/dryer.Continue Reading
Looking for an experienced cow man Good pay; housing possible. Must speak English and be English literate. Otis, (970) 554-0528Continue Reading
Looking for an experienced mechanic that wants to work on a variety of vehicles and farm equipment. Good pay; housing possible. Must speak English and be English literate. Otis, (970) 554-0528Continue Reading
Looking for an experienced farmhand, Good pay; housing possible. Must speak English and be English literate. Otis, (970) 554-0528Continue Reading
The Yuma School District-1 Board of Education set the mill levy for 2025 during a brief special meeting, Tuesday afternoon, as well approving a bid for concrete work outside the Yuma Middle School gymnasium. All five members were in attendance — John Deering, Terri Cooper, Tyson Brown, Lindsey Galles andContinue Reading
The Yuma District Hospital Board of Directors is back to being whole again. Liz Hickman took the oath of office and was sworn in during last week’s regular meeting. The board unanimously approved her appointment. Hickman fills the opening created by Dee Ann Sewell’s resignation last month. The other boardContinue Reading
The situation surrounding Yuma’s city manager position remained unresolved as of earlier this week. The Yuma City Council put Scott Moore on unpaid administrative leave on a unanimous vote in October. A buyout offer was presented to Moore the next day. Moore had 21 days after that to decide whetherContinue Reading
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