Gadsden News

The former Gadsden superintendent arrested last week on suspicion of booking a child sex tour to Mexico has been indicted by a federal grand jury in Phoenix.

A Tucson schools superintendent arrested in Yuma on suspicion of sexual exploitation of children was formerly the superintendent of the Gadsden Elementary School District.

Through the approval of an extension on impact fees, a supermarket chain has its eye on the city and may decide to open up a store here.

Historical societies meet The annual membership meeting of the Yuma County and the Rio Colorado Chapter of the Arizona historical societies will be held Wednesday in the Sanguinetti House gardens, 240 S. Madison Ave.

A new regulation from the Arizona Department of Education has impacted the Gadsden Elementary School District and will keep 40 teachers with an emergency teaching certificate out of the classroom.

Like their counterparts in Yuma, outlying Yuma County school districts are faced with tightening their belts in anticipation of cuts in state aid for education, say administrators.

SAN LUIS, Ariz. - Thanks to an increase in enrollment in local schools, there won't be a need to do significant cuts to the Gadsden Elementary School District budget, said Superintendent Raymond Aguilera.

Octavio Cervantes is wanted by Yuma police for questioning in reference to on-going aggravated domestic violence and stalking.

The Gadsden Elementary School District is getting ready to hold its first public Eat Well Fair.

SAN LUIS, Ariz. - Experience and youth are the qualities that two new members pledge to bring to the Gadsden Elementary School District board.

More than 70 Yuma County residents attended a community meeting at Gadsden Elementary Wednesday night aimed at improvements in the area.

Yuma Valley residents are invited to discuss the future of the area and their vision for their neighborhood.

Hundreds of eager pedestrians gladly accepted tender feet Saturday morning while hiking in the second annual Josefina Yepez Walkathon.

The public is invited to take part in a fundraising walk Saturday that will benefit south Yuma County residents suffering from cancer.

Starting next year, the benefits of the Josefina Yepez Annual Walk will begin to reach people in the communities in south county suffering from cancer.