community events

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.

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.

Tenille Grundy from Yuma Furniture Company. She’s been on the show before, and today we’re dove deeper into her journey — from Yuma to a major corporate career to stepping into a fourth-generation family legacy. Toward the end of her segment, we learned about this Sunday’s Hope to Dream event, a community initiative giving kids brand-new beds and a good night’s sleep.

The KAWC Student Newsroom and student hosts of Siendo Primero, Saghey Barcenas and Evelyn Garcia, were assigned to cover the No Kings protest in Yuma n October.

Families of children in grades K-8 can access info and resources, receive free school supplies and vaccines.

In this episode of the Intern Show, we learn more about the Southwest Agricultural Summit. And, an Arizona Western College professor will be serving as a delegate to the United Nations in March.

In this episode of the Intern Show, we learn more about young people’s impact on Yuma’s comedy scene and a service initiative launched by Miss Yuma County.

Five teams that met the registration deadline had 3 weeks to assemble their company and then write, rehearse and perform a 10-minute play.

When the nation's communities at large think about science, they don't always think of Arizona. The Arizona Science Desk, a two year collaboration among…

KAWC is pleased to host author and Arizona Science Desk Reporter, Melissa Sevigny for our next Spirited Discussion! Sevigny will read from her book,…