Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 7th of January.
Good morning, Yuma.
The Yuma County Sheriff's Office celebrated the retirement of Senior Dispatcher Jose Aldaco, who served for 25 years, with a ceremony.
The San Luis Police Department is enhancing security by installing a new surveillance camera system to reduce crime in Yuma County.
In Arizona, a 9-year-old girl received a tattoo with her parents' consent, sparking online debate and highlighting the state's minimal regulations on tattooing minors.
The Yuma City Council is set to inaugurate four officials, including the re-elected Deputy Mayor Chris Morris and first-term council member Mark Martinez, showcasing a mixture of continuity and new faces in local government.
Yuma County's newly elected officials for 2024 were officially sworn in by Presiding Judge David M.
Haws.
Steel Magnolias - A Theatrical Performance
Steel Magnolias, a play centered on the lives of strong Southern women, will be performed at the Yuma Art Center.
Relay For Life of Yuma Fun Run 5K Event
This 5K Fun Run supports the American Cancer Society, with all proceeds directed towards childhood cancer research and related initiatives.
Steel Magnolias: A Touching Play
Steel Magnolias is a beloved play about the bond between a group of Southern women, showcasing their strength and resilience through life's challenges.
Steel Magnolias - The Play
A theatrical performance of 'Steel Magnolias' will be held at the Yuma Art Center featuring an interactive seating chart for attendees.
Two Rivers Renaissance Faire
The Two Rivers Renaissance Faire invites families to celebrate spring with various activities, including food, entertainment, and historical themes at the Yuma County Fairgrounds.
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