Nick Fenley Sun is a local journalist based in Yuma, Arizona. He writes for the Yuma Sun, covering a range of topics including education, arts and culture, community events, and local news. Nick is dedicated to keeping the residents of Yuma informed about the happenings in their community.
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The Antelope Union High School District is hosting two events next week in an effort to seek community input when it comes to future plans.
Community members recently gathered for a town hall that highlighted support initiatives available in Yuma as well as the resources that are still needed.
Cibola High School has been recognized as an Arizona Purple Star School, signaling its commitment to setting military-connected students up for success.
During her keynote address at the Yuma County Farm Bureau Annual Meeting, Sen. Sine Kerr (R-Buckeye) discussed some of the challenges she observed while serving on the Rural Groundwater Management Committee, part of the Governor's Water Policy Council.
By: Nick Fenley Sun
The Yuma County Fair unveiled its newest commercial facility on Sept. 5, and it pays homage to the various people who have been involved with the event throughout the years.
The American Heart Association recognized Yuma Regional Medical Center for “providing the highest standard of care for stroke and type 2 diabetes patients.”
Arizona Western Entrepreneurial College recently unveiled its food incubator program, a four-week course that helps set aspiring food business professionals up for success.
Over on Twitter/X, there has been a wave of robot accounts hitting the scene with their blue check marks. When users have this paid verification, they earn revenue from their interactions and get their replies prioritized in the algorithm.
By: Nick Fenley Sun
People of all ages will have the chance to attend an upcoming job fair on Wednesday, Oct. 2, and this year's event will have an emphasis on engaging high schoolers in a more meaningful way.
Crane Governing Board Clerk Marcos Moore recently received the Arizona School Boards Association's Advocate of the Year Award.
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