Business in Yuma

Workers at Yuma clinic say they were blindsided by Dr. Irfan Fazil's arrest on charges of theft and fraud. They say they just want the pay they are owed and unemployment.

Small Business Administration announces Arizona Western College in Wellton one of 11 programs to receive monies to support SBA's Empower to Grow (E2G) program.

Kimberly-Clark owns brands including Kleenex, Scott, Cottonelle, Huggies and Kotex. Yuma, GYEDC officials say it will bring $100 million+ investment, 50 jobs to Yuma.

"Your network is your net worth," speaker Tony Nino tells attendees at Building An Empire event at Quechan Casino Resort.

Siendo Primero's Saghey Barcenas and Melanie Ruiz Lopez interviewed the mother-daughter duo who own Revival Fix, a thrift store in Downtown Yuma.

Amanda Mellon, third-generation Yuman and owner of Dandy Home and Ranch, joins us in the studio to talk about her deep Yuma roots, the story behind creating Dandy as a space that celebrates home, community, and local agriculture, and how it became known as “the front porch of Yuma.” Amanda also shares the journey from small beginnings to a thriving brick-and-mortar business, the role family plays in Dandy, and why making people feel seen has always been at the heart of what she does.

Karlo Peña is a Training Officer with MCAS Yuma Fire for 23 years and the owner of Made West Supply & Service. He’s a self-taught leathersmith who’s been crafting pieces by hand for over a decade. We’ll talk about his connection to Yuma, his time in the fire service, and building something real from scratch.

Miriam Limon, Lori Stofft and Laura Torres share their personal life journeys at Territorial Charter Chapter of the American Business Women's Association event.

Women-owned small business in Yuma just celebrated its second anniversary offering health and wellness classes with a focus on the Latino community.

Back To Nature Learning Center named winner among six small businesses at Arizona Western College.