Local News (Page 7)

The Old Threshers Group of Yuma is going to be growing crops the old-school way. Old Threshers is planting spring wheat, corn and summer fallow at the north end of the parking lot located west of the Old Threshers Grounds. Several of the Old Threshers members gathered last Saturday afternoonContinue Reading

Yuma Hospital District might have an agreement with a new CEO sometime this week. A search update as presented by YDH Board of Directors Mitch Korf, last week during the board’s regular monthly meeting. Also at the meeting were Monica King, Delaina Klein and De Ann Sewell. Robert Dorothy wasContinue Reading

Yuma teenager Miles Clark is in the Medical Center of the Rockies in Loveland dealing with multiple serious injuries following a two-vehicle accident south of town last Thursday night. A GoFundMe page has been set up online to help Miles and his family with the medical bills and associated costsContinue Reading

Spring training is nearly over, but the fun will continue for Mallory Noble. The 2016 Yuma High School graduate, and daughter of former Yuma residents Rich and Jen Noble, is the assistant director of field operations at Cacti Park of the Palm Beaches in West Palm Beach, Florida. “I loveContinue Reading

The Yuma Outlaws don’t have a good image, at least not yet. Yuma School District-1 is turning to the public to help come up with the proper imagery. That was the direction the Y-1 Board of Education gave Superintendent Dianna Chrisman during its regular monthly meeting, Monday night at theContinue Reading

It is Holy Week, so it is time for a rundown of Easter weekend services in the area, including sunrise services. Pleasant Valley Church will have its sunrise service again on Old Baldy, the highest point in Yuma County and throughout the area. Anyone wanting to attend is asked toContinue Reading

The Yuma City Council met last week, and will have its next meeting on Monday, April 1, at 6:30 p.m., due to the usual Tuesday date being the council election date. Mayor Ron Swehla, Mayor Pro-tem Marc Shay, and fellow council members Jerome Benish, Marylu Smith-Dischner, Tim McClung and TerriContinue Reading

There has been a lot of interest in the former Yuma Life Care building. A main rumor has been it will be used to house illegal immigrants. “None of that is the plan here,” Justin Shamp said. Justin and his parents Richard and Marsha Shamp, and Lauren Salinas, are busyContinue Reading