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Remembering murder victims (opens the original)
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In a packed room at the Yuma Art Center Friday night, around 100 Yuma residents remembered those who have been killed, marking Yuma's 13th Annual National Day of Remembrance for Murder Victims. The first National Day of Remembrance took place on Sept. 25, 2007, with the purpose of honoring the memories of murder victims across the country and recognizing the impact on surviving family members, friends and loved ones. Guadalupe Bravo spoke about her murdered son, Manuel Bravo. Deputy County Attor
Spirit of Yumanity: Jason Haile's charity funds high school athletics (opens the original)
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With funding for school athletic programs being cut by the state, one Yuma man has been doing his part to raise money for them. Justin Haile, co-owner of 4th Ave Gym, has helped raise more than $700,000 for Yuma County schools through the Fourth Avenue Gym Athletic Foundation, which he founded in 2017. He spends three to four hours each day working on the charity. Haile said he saw the need firsthand. His mother taught for 32 years, and his motherâinâlaw has been an educator for 45 years. â
Yuma Elks remembers 9/11 terrorist attacks (opens the original)
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At the Yuma Elks Lodge Friday, leaders of the organization remembered 9/11 and all the people impacted by the terrorist attacks in a remembrance ceremony. Accompanied by music from Mike Burnet, five Elks explained a small portion of what happened and how America responded. Exulted Ruler Christine Higgins used past U.S. presidents in her comments about 9/11. She quoted President John F. Kennedy, who gave his life in service to the country: âA man does what he must in spite of personal consequen
In Yuma, governor candidate explains reasons for picking running mate, dispels rumors (opens the original)
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Andy Biggs, the Republican candidate for governor, pushed back on allegations that he would raise taxes if elected governor. Biggs spoke with the Yuma Sun at Mondayâs Evening with Scott Jennings VIP Dinner at the Yuma Elks Lodge. He said he never supported raising taxes, calling himself a fiscal hawk who would never do that, saying his record speaks for itself. âI voted for the largest tax cuts in American history,â Biggs said. In regards to him being accused of âshielding a polygamous r
Yuma honored at 2026 Governor’s Tourism Awards (opens the original)
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If you ask Visit Yuma, Yuma County has a lot to offer visitors coming to the area. Whether itâs the Colorado River flowing through town, the historic Territorial Prison, dove hunting, restaurants or a multitude of outdoor activities to do, Yuma is a great spot for tourists to come for a visit. Many companies and organizations work extra hard to make sure that Yuma not only remains a spot for tourism but continues to grow and attract more visitors to the sunny city. Two of those organizations,
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