Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 11th of December.
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🏘️ Community
The Yuma Police Department is distributing free steering wheel locks to combat auto thefts on December 13 at the Target parking lot in Yuma.
Bobby Ericson, a Yuma resident with years of experience in the food industry, has launched a non-profit aimed at teaching the community about sustainable food production and offering support to those in need.
Los Psycholists bike club in Yuma is collecting new and gently used warmth items to support local non-profits for those in need this winter.
🎭 Culture
Ballet Yuma presents its 30th Annual Nutcracker performance, offering an enchanting artistic experience through a timeless Christmas story.
📰 Economy
A proposed merger between supermarkets Kroger and Albertsons was blocked by judges due to concerns over competition and consumer protection.
Yuma, Arizona, ranks as the second highest among small U.S. metros in mortgage delinquency with a 5% rate.
🌲 Environment
A study shows the U.S.-Mexico border wall decreases wildlife crossings by 86%, with conservationists advocating for fewer barriers to protect animal movement.
🎉 Yuma Events
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The Nutcracker at Historic Yuma Theatre
The Nutcracker is a classic ballet performance taking place at the Historic Yuma Theatre, suitable for all ages.
Candlelight Christmas Concert Featuring 'The Nutcracker'
Experience a unique musical event with candlelight ambiance, showcasing a variety of holiday classics and performances by the Listeso String Quartet at The Church in Yuma.
New Year's Eve Celebration with The Cassandra Long Band
Celebrate the arrival of 2025 with live music, dancing, and a festive dinner at The Palms RV Resort in Yuma, AZ.
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