Good morning, Yuma.

Local radio station KBLU 560 AM is back on air after going off, with new owner Derek Egeberg leading the return.

The Russ Clark Show airs weekdays from 6 to 9 a.m. (Clark has hosted local talk radio for over 25 years and plans to boost community dialogue).

Arizona Public Service (APS) will automatically credit customers with more than $33 million next month, saving a typical residential customer about $14 on their November bill.

The credit was approved by the Arizona Corporation Commission on Oct. 7 and comes as part of APS renewable energy efforts.

Gary Knox Elementary is expanding its 14-year agriculture program with plans to build an outdoor classroom funded by a $20,000 allocation from the Arizona Department of Education (additional donations, materials, and volunteer labor are needed) to boost the Garden of Learning that connects students with local farming.

Arizona Western College will host the free Yuma Transfer and Career Expo on Monday, Oct.

19 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the 3C Breezeway of the AWC-Yuma Campus, where over 30 employers, agencies, organizations, and universities will connect attendees with college transfer options and career opportunities.