Wrestling club opens in Yuma, uniting the community
New Wrestling Hub Opens in Yuma, Arizona Yuma, Arizona – For quite some time, wrestling in Yuma has been fragmented across various schools and programs. This weekend, the grand opening of the Matador Wrestling Club aims to create a new central point that brings together athletes for growth and development. More than 100 wrestlers, ranging […]
Maricopa County and the Salt River Indian Community Mark the Opening of the Gilbert Road Bridge
Gilbert Road Bridge Celebrated in Mesa Mesa, Arizona (February 28, 2025) – Today, leaders from the East Valley came together to celebrate the completion of the Gilbert Road Bridge, which opened to traffic earlier this month after over two years of construction. Thomas Galvin, the chairman of the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors for District […]
Michigan Shooter Spoke Against LDS Community Before Incident
Shooting Incident at Michigan Church Recently, a man opened fire inside the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Michigan, an incident that reportedly took place about a week after another event where he expressed his grievances against Mormons, as noted by the Detroit Free Press. Chris Johns, a candidate for the Burton City […]
As federal agents arrive in Memphis, community advocates get ready to take action
Protesters marched through downtown Memphis on Saturday, voicing their concerns regarding the city’s National Guard deployment. Residents of Memphis are eager to see an increase in federal and state law enforcement presence in response to President Donald Trump’s directive for “a massive saturation of law enforcement officials” in certain neighborhoods. This week, over a dozen […]
Community pediatricians address concerns about Tylenol use in pregnancy
Tylenol Use During Pregnancy: Medical Perspectives In the wake of President Donald Trump’s recent statements, local pediatricians are reaffirming the use of acetaminophen—commonly known as Tylenol—during pregnancy when necessary. Posts on social media from a pediatric clinic in Montgomery emphasized that “science should guide children’s health, not politics.” The clinic stated, “Tylenol has not been […]
Adelita Grijalva could reopen a community office close to Yuma following her significant victory.
Yuma, Arizona Democrats are celebrating a significant win in Arizona. Adelita Grijalva triumphed in a special election for the 7th Congressional District, marking a milestone as the first Latina to join Arizona’s Legislature. Grijalva secured nearly 70% of the votes. Continuing the legacy of her late father, Raúl Grijalva, who was known for advocating on […]
Yavapai County Reveals 2025 Schedule for Community Flu Clinics: Free Walk-In Vaccinations Available Throughout the Area
Yavapai County Announces 2025 Community Influenza Clinics In Yavapai County, Arizona, the Yavapai County Community Health Services (YCCHS) has revealed its schedule for the 2025 Community Influenza Clinics. This initiative aims to provide residents with an accessible option for receiving seasonal flu shots, with clinics set up in various locations around the community, and—hey, no […]
‘Jesus Saves’: Alabama community grieves for teen football player whose faith remains strong
The Sardis community is grieving the loss of 15-year-old Branson Peppers, a sophomore at Sardis High School, who tragically died in an ATV accident on Saturday, September 13th. Peppers, who played as a receiver and safety for the Sardis Lions, collided with another vehicle while riding his four-wheeler around 2 PM. In a Facebook update […]
Two Yavapai College Teachers Chosen for Arizona Community Colleges Leadership Academy
Yavapai University Educators Join Leadership Academy Prescott, Arizona (September 19, 2025) – Two educators from Yavapai University have been chosen to participate in the Arizona Community College Leadership Academy, engaging in a statewide forum focused on student success this fall. Vice President of Registration Management Diana Dowling and English Professor Dr. Karen Palmer have been […]
Cochise County Leaders Talk About Jail Funding and Sales Tax Issues in Community Gathering
Challenges in Cochise County Governance During a recent public meeting in Sierra Vista, local leaders highlighted significant issues surrounding the county’s outdated prison facilities and the financial strains on governance. Discussions quickly shifted to the proposed half-cent sales tax intended to fund necessary upgrades, revealing a stark contrast in the economic realities across Cochise County. […]