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Erick Macias — known as Horus Green when he’s producing beats, and Pavé when he’s performing Latin guitar— talked about his journey from attending underground hip-hop shows as a kid to becoming one of the leaders keeping Yuma’s music scene alive. We dove into his different musical styles, the evolution of Krooktone Collective, and his big show happening this Saturday at the North End Coffeehouse .

In this week's Arizona Edition, the annual Dia Del Campesino in San Luis, the University of Arizona partners with Onvida Health and the state's governing body for higher education and the head of K-12 education were in Yuma on Thursday.

We spoke with Tom Rush from Yuma and Imperial Valley Wealth Management. We got into his story, his connection to the community, the financial trends he’s seeing for 2025, and some practical advice for families planning their financial future.

We were joined by Tad Zavodsky, Neighborhood Services Specialist and NLA Coordinator with the City of Yuma. Tad helps lead the NLA (Neighborhood Leadership Academy) — a program that gives residents a behind-the-scenes look at how the city runs. We’ll talk about his journey, what the academy teaches, and how people can get involved. There are only a few spots left in the class. The City of Yuma is now accepting applications for the 2026 Academy sessions.

Serena Koogle is the entrepreneur behind Rebel & Rove in downtown Yuma. She brought in her daughter, Tatum to talk about the family business. We’ll get into Serena's connection to Yuma, how she built her boutique from the ground up, the heart behind her business, and what a decade of serving this community has taught her. This is the first episode in a series focusing on business women in Yuma County.

Marcus and Leslie from Visit Yuma talk about the Dorothy Young Electric Light Parade happening this Saturday in Downtown Yuma. We got into the history, the legacy, this year’s theme, and why it continues to be one of Yuma’s favorite traditions.

Stephanie Daniels told us about her story, her work with the Yuma Sun, and everything you need to know about Yuma’s Best voting that’s happening right now. We broke down how it works and why it’s such an important part of supporting local businesses.

Arlyn Galaviz and Ricardo from OneAZ Credit Union join us in the studio to talk about the transition from 1st Bank Yuma to OneAZ, what’s staying the same, what’s improving, and how this change benefits local families, businesses and the Yuma community. We’ll also get to know their connection to Yuma and the leadership behind the change.

Buna George, Executive Director of the Greater Yuma Port Authority, talks about regional infrastructure, international trade, and how Yuma fits into the bigger economic picture. We’ll break down what a Port Authority actually does and why it matters for jobs, growth, and the future of our region.

Jessica Brooks is the owner the owner of Vida Juice. Her story is powerful — a mom of four who turned a pregnancy craving into a fast-growing juice and smoothie business, built on healing, health, and a logo inspired by the two people who shaped her life. We talked about motherhood, entrepreneurship, and the meaning behind Vida Juice.