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  • 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.
  • In this week's Arizona Edition, local businesses see less snowbirds, an end-of-year interview with Congresswoman Adelita Grijalva and local schools' holiday traditions.
  • Daniel Becerra is known as “Your Tile Design Guy” and he’s been in the trades since he was 9 years old learning the craft alongside his father. After eight years in the medical field he returned to tile full-time and in 2018 partnered with his dad to run a tile company built on pride and quality work. In 2022 he moved to Yuma, launched his own company, and quickly became one of the most recognized names in the tile industry locally and nationwide. His videography-driven social media has put major attention on his work and helped his name reach far beyond Yuma. Cris Drewek is the mastermind behind the camera. Cris is a local Videographer and Filmmaker.
  • Ashlie Pendleton is the Executive Director and Manager of the Yuma County Historical Society helping preserve Yuma’s collections, buildings, and archives while bringing local history to life through exhibits, programs, and community storytelling.She came to talk about the stories that shaped this community. The Yuma County Historical Society is housed in the Sanguinetti House and Gardens and has a new website.
  • Erica Rivera is the powerhouse owner of Revolv Real Estate and a Yuma native who’s built a reputation across Arizona for elite negotiation, sharp marketing, and results that speak for themselves. With nearly a decade of experience, Erica has helped clients buy, sell, and invest with confidence while creating opportunities that lead to long-term wealth. She’s known for her white-glove approach, her deep knowledge of the market, and the way she advocates for her clients like it’s personal — because to her, it is.
  • Angel Rivera is the Sales Manager at Yuma Concrete at just 20 years old. He’s going to talk about choosing work over the “normal” route, learning sales early, taking a few wrong turns, and how he earned his way back up into a leadership role doing what he loves.
  • Michael Fierros is a Yuma native who has worked in media, security, and law enforcement before building a career in IT and cybersecurity. He now runs AspireByte and hosts the Cyber Tech Podcast helping students and career-changers understand tech in a way that actually makes sense.
  • Ashley Macawile is a longtime Yuma resident and community connector at the Yuma County Chamber of Commerce. After spending 12 years at Arizona Western College and a stint in remote digital marketing, Ashley found her way back to what matters most—connection. At the Chamber, she works closely with local businesses, leaders, and organizations, helping bring people together and spotlighting the events and collaborations that keep Yuma’s business community strong. She joins us to share what’s coming up and why community engagement matters now more than ever.
  • Jorge Flores is a 27-year educator, mentor, and advocate who serves as a bridge between students, community, and civic leadership. Born to immigrant farmworkers and raised in San Luis, Jorge’s journey is rooted in resilience, education, and service. As mentor to the AWC RAZA Advocates, he empowers first-generation and marginalized students to find their voice through civic engagement, mental health leadership, and community collaboration. He’s joined by students to talk about Building Healthy Futures and the upcoming Yuma County Mental Health Forum on April 18th at the AWC Conference Center.
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