Arizona officials and advocates praised U.S. Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland for declaring “squaw” as a derogatory term and ordering that it be removed from any geographic feature on federal lands, which will rename 67 locations in Arizona. “The…
At AZTEC High School, vocational and trade education is key. In October, a group of its students had the chance to put their know-how to the test in the Arizona Masonry Council’s Masonry Skills Challenge.
The Southwest Technical Education District of Yuma (STEDY) has a new interim superintendent following the resignation of Superintendent Kevin Imes.
The Yuma Multiversity Corp. Board of Directors has elected Somerton City Manager Jerry Cabrera and Marco “Tony” Reyes, chairman of the Yuma County Board of Supervisors to serve on the board.
Curley Culp, the Hall of Fame defensive lineman and Yuma High School graduate who helped the Kansas City Chiefs win their first Super Bowl during a 14-year NFL career, died Saturday of complications from pancreatic cancer. He was 75.
Yuma County staff had recommended that the Board of Supervisors negotiate a contract for the design and construction of a broadband middle-mile fiber backbone with an out-of-town company, which a countywide task force had named the “most capable.”
Arizona state Rep. Quang Nguyen wants school textbooks to be more critical of communism.
Cochise rodeo coach leaving after accepting PRCA offer
With the Sierra Vista Unified School District reporting the passing of a Buena High School senior, the school district shared the procedure they follow when a student dies.
rizona Gov. Doug Ducey’s disputed effort to tap $10 million in coronavirus relief funds for a private school voucher program for parents who oppose public school coronavirus policies has funded fewer than 100 vouchers despite receiving more than 2,000 applications.…
Rio Rico Hires Jeff Scurran As Its New Football Coach
September saw a lot of charitable action for childhood cancer awareness throughout Yuma County schools.
BASIS Prescott junior earns his flight wings as he strives to inspire other teens to dream big
The Lee Williams High School Volunteers were knocked out of the running for the Class 4A football state championship with a 27-13 quarterfinal loss to the Mesquite Wildcats on Friday, Nov. 26.
Verde Valley Archaeology Center reopening in Camp Verde
