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Yuma High School’s track and field teams finally swung back into action Tuesday by competing in the Highland Twilight Invitational. It was the Outlaws first meet in nearly two weeks due to weather cancellations. The boys finished second to Wiggins with 99 points, while the girls were eighth in theirContinue Reading

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The Otis High School baseball team has advanced in the Class 1A District 5 Tournament, and stand a great chance of advancing to next week’s regional round. Otis outlasted fifth-seed Caliche 15-10, Tuesday in the district quarterfinals at Akron. The Bulldogs improved to 13-4 on the season and is No.Continue Reading

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Some area high school graduates competed in the RMAC Track and Field Championships, last weekend at the University of Colorado-Mesa in Grand Junction. Only the top 24 in each event qualified to compete in the 14-school RMAC Championships. Alivia Weathers, a Lone Star graduate and Yuma resident, is in herContinue Reading

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Vincent Boniface Gallagher was born on September 15, 1936 to William and Helen [Seipp] Gallagher in Crosby, North Dakota. Vincent was next to the youngest in a family of ten children. He had eight brothers and one sister. Vincent attended school in Crosby, North Dakota and enlisted in the UnitedContinue Reading

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Richard “Allen” Liming 1936– 2024 Richard “Allen” Liming was born July 9, 1936, and passed away April 28, 2024. A Funeral Service will take place on Saturday, May 4, 2024 at 10:30 a.m. at the Liberty School in Joes, Colorado. Interment at the Kirk Cemetery in Kirk, Colorado. Memorials preferred.Continue Reading

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Yuma School District-1 is accepting Outlaws mascot images through May 10. The district had been working with a firm to create an Outlaws mascot since the new mascot was announced last September. However, district leaders became frustrated with the process. It was decided at the Yuma-1 Board of Education meetingContinue Reading

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Primary/preprimary education tuition slots was an issue dealt with by the Yuma School District-1 Board of Directors during its regular monthly meeting, Monday night at the District Office. Board president John Deering and fellow board members Terri Cooper, Heath Roundtree and Tyson Brown were in attendance. Lindsey Galles was absent.Continue Reading

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By Sadie Fritzler and the Yuma Clinic My doctor recently told me I am on a path to developing diabetes. I have “prediabetes” and really need to focus on diet and exercise. But I love meat and potatoes. I love tortillas. I even love my weekly Daylight Donut. Can IContinue Reading