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We’re spending the first half of today’s show with Tyler Woodman from The Lemon Grove, talking about his family’s farming legacy, how The Lemon Grove became a community hub, and their upcoming expansion into a new location. For the second half of the show, we’re diving into Roni’s Remedy questions.

In latest episode of Arizona Edition, hear about economic development in San Luis and Somerton. Also, Onvida Health celebrates milestone for its medical residency program and more local schools open.

On this week's show, Adelita Grijalva wins the Democratic primary for Congress in district that includes Yuma County and the latest in education in Yuma and La Paz counties.

Some students in Yuma County went back to school this past week. We'll take you to Reagan Elementary and Gila Ridge High School. Also, a look at Somerton's newest budget and UFC Hall of Famer Kelvin Gastelum hosts the Yuma Fight League.

Hernandez is one of 11 candidates and one of five Democrats running in district that stretches from Tucson west to south Yuma County.

Classes for some schools in Yuma and La Paz counties begin this week. Hear the latest on school funding. Also, the Regional Center for Border Health will continue services at a time of uncertainty.

Hear from the Yuma Sector Border Patrol Chief and Arizona Western College students.

We’re kicking off today’s show with Ana Godinez, the new Event Planner for the Yuma Crossing National Heritage Area. After years of experience in marketing and event planning with the Yuma Chamber, Ana now brings her passion to preserving Yuma’s history and natural beauty through meaningful community events. Then, we’ll sit down with Jay Simonton, Acting City Administrator. With over two decades of service to Yuma, Jay will share updates on the Spaceport Project, the new East Mesa Park, and how the city is planning its future growth.

Two powerful stories. One community.

Jeff Bryd, Community Relations Officer at Avenir Financial, joins us to talk about his lifelong connection to Yuma, his work on local boards, and a new high school program that teaches students how to budget and qualify for a loan using an app. In the second half, filmmaker Cris Drewek shares how building guitars in his garage led to starting Drewek Film, his passion for storytelling, and his work with Yuma Community Theater — including the videos that have helped take their productions to the next level.