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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Nick Fenley Sun's coverage mainly focuses on local events, education, and community-related topics in the Yuma region of Arizona. Given this focus, individuals or organizations looking to reach out should consider providing information about upcoming local events, educational initiatives targeting high school students or college-goers, community-driven projects such as volunteer opportunities or retirement support programs.
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With Christmas right around the corner, Crossroads Mission is gearing up to commemorate the holiday season with a festive ball, which will help raise funds for a new men's shelter.
During the regular Yuma Elementary School District One Governing Board meeting on Dec. 10, Superintendent Jamie Sheldahl recognized departing board members as they prepare to embark on their next chapters.
By: Nick Fenley Sun
Updated Sometimes a kid just needs a quiet space to unwind.
It's that time of year again, and as people gear up to celebrate Christmas, United States Postal Service employees are hard at work to ensure people receive their packages in time for Christmas.
I recently took what I'm referring to as a sabbatical from my YouTube channel, as I spent about three weeks without uploading a video.
The 17th annual Somerton Tamale Festival took place yesterday, and Senator-elect Ruben Gallego (D) stopped by to chat with residents and enjoy tamales.
With the new year right around the corner, Crane Elementary School District Governing Board President Audrey Garcia is preparing to make her exit.
By: Nick Fenley Sun
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8242 recently celebrated high school students who won an oratorical essay contest, and the first-place winner had a chance to share her speech with members.
With blood supply tending to decline around the holiday season, Vitalant is looking to tackle the issue head-on by hosting a three-day blood drive in Yuma.
As people spend their Christmas watching holiday classics with their loved ones, hospital and emergency care workers are on the job ensuring community members are still able to get the care they need.
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