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Yuma Youth Hockey League sign-ups have begun
Yuma Youth Hockey League is looking for players of all ages. Recreation league draft dates are set for Sept.
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Yuma Velocity place third in Prescott tourney
The Yuma Velocity 14-U softball team finished third at a Best of the West Tournament in Prescott last weekend.
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Additional Yuma isn't really news
I saw the article in The Sun on July 13 about the "other Yuma" and my immediate thought was "gee, what else is new?" I visited Yuma, Colo.
Fundraiser aims to send Olympian's family to Beijing
The Yuma community is doing its best to make sure Jacquelyn Johnson has a few familiar faces in the crowd when she begins her Olympic dream in Beijing.
The Main Street Library, which has been temporarily set up downtown at 185 S. Main St., will close at 5 p.m. Saturday in order to move back into its original location at 350 S. 3rd Ave.
Yuma native makes impact as a doctor in rural Kansas
Dr. Kristina Diaz's rural beginnings in the desert Southwest helped prepare her for her experience as a resident physician in a similar rural town in the Midwest.
Famed Lipizzaner Stallions coming to Yuma
Audiences will be able to watch the World Famous Lipizzaner Stallions perform their unique equine ballet numbers Thursday at the Yuma Civic Center.
Plea agreement in works in Corrales murder case
A plea agreement is being negotiated in the criminal case against Ruben Solorio Valenzuela, who is accused of the 2005 murder of Amancio Corrales.
Go Jacquelyn - leave a message for her here
Yuman Jacquelyn Johnson is preparing for the 2008 Summer Games in Beijing. Johnson qualified to compete in the games after finishing second in the heptathlon at the U.S. Track and Field Trials in Eugene, Ore.
As a public service, The Sun is publishing the names and photographs of the following people sought by the Yuma County Adult Probation Department or the U.S. Marshals Service as probation absconders.
Suspects in Circle K attack and Woodard burglary make court appearances
A bond of $1 million has been set for the suspect in an attack on a clerk Saturday afternoon at the Circle K at 379 W. 1st St.
Yuma's youngest are focus of planning session
The First Things First Yuma Regional Partnership Council in collaboration with Cradle to Kinder, Yuma Community Foundation and Yuma County Association for the Education of Young Children will host a strategic ...
Man faces charges in beating of store clerk
A 22-year-old male is in custody after assaulting a clerk at the Circle K at 379 W. 1st St., reported the Yuma Police Department.
San Luis recall group claims excessive council charges
SAN LUIS, Ariz. Residentes en Defensa del Pueblo , having gathered nearly 600 signatures of support, made it known that in August it will turn in recall petitions against the mayor and three councilmen.
Fight the heat by diving into the fun
When Yuma needs to beat the heat, there's no better weapon than water. Thank goodness there's a full arsenal of cool and wet events and activities offered each summer by the Parks and Recreation Department.
Yuma troupe to perform at Sunday D-Backs game
Some Yuma dancers will be in the national spotlight Sunday when they perform before the Diamondbacks baseball game in Phoenix.
YFD rescues woman, children from Colorado River
A woman and her two children were rescued from the Colorado River late Thursday night, according to the Yuma Fire Department.
Scorpions can't get big hit in loss to Cats
New half, same results for Scorpions. Yuma lost its first game after the All-Star break, losing 7-3 to Edmonton for its sixth loss in seven games against foes from Canada.
Excessive Heat Watch issued for Yuma County
An excessive heat watch for Yuma County has been issued from Friday morning through Saturday evening, according to the National Weather Service.
At some point in their season, the Yuma Scorpions had to deal with the downside of playing their first 14 and last nine games at home.