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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Dr. Robert Trenschel, president and CEO of Onvida Health, has begun a new role as the chairman of the Arizona Hospital and Healthcare Association's Board of Directors.
Here are the latest preliminary results for the Yuma County school board elections, with the last updates flowing in around 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday.
By: Nick Fenley Sun
The community recently came together to celebrate the latest edition of a resource guide designed to guide and assist Yuma families.
Ten community leaders walked in the shoes of local doctors as they shadowed them for a morning.
In a collaborative move, Onvida Health and Arizona Western College hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for a new facility that will help “advance heathcare career opportunities in Yuma County.”
To commemorate those who served our nation, the Sanguinetti House Museum hosted its inaugural Veterans Day family event on Nov. 11, offering Yumans an afternoon of fun in the sun.
By: Nick Fenley Sun
Fourth Avenue Junior High School students have been keeping busy as they work on a float that will be in the Dorothy Young Memorial Electric Light Parade on Dec. 14.
By: Nick Fenley Sun
Julia Castillo-Spears, a 20-year-old theater arts major at Arizona Western College, is working to spearhead a women's march in Yuma, bringing community members together in the name of advocating for reproductive rights.
The Arizona State Veteran Home in Yuma unveiled its brand-new Wall of Honor last week, commemorating residents who earned Purple Hearts through their service in the United States military.
By: Nick Fenley Sun
The Yuma County Superintendent's Office, in conjunction with the Center for the Future of Arizona, recently established a community–school directory in an effort to connect educators and local business entities in a more seamless manner.
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