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Yuma is in the process of developing a Parks, Arts, Recreation, and Trails Master Plan, which will serve as a 10-year guide and strategic plan for managing and enhancing Yuma’s

In the coming month, residents will be able to tell the Yuma Parks and Recreation Department what they want to see at city parks as well as what kind of

The We-Go-Swing at West Wetlands Park will be joined by two more inclusive play pieces, a We-Go-Round and a Sway Fun Glider, thanks to community donations.

Just as the city was preparing to re-open the pool this summer, Yuma's Park and Recreation Director Eric Urfer, said they found underlying issues with the piping.

The City of Yuma certifies Sam Lewis and Joel Meyer as Certified Playground Safety Inspectors (CSPI).

Skateboarding has now blossomed into an American pastime, Including right here in the Desert Southwest. Where local cities are even getting involved in the sport.

Skateboarding has now blossomed into an American pastime, Including right here in the Desert Southwest. Where local cities are even getting involved in the sport.

The City of Yuma Parks and Recreation team is collaborating with a local family to enhance the Stewart Vincent Wolfe Creative Playground with the addition of a new inclusive play area.

Independence historic tourism sites The Examiner Although the Bingham-Waggoner Estate and the Vaile Mansion in Independence will reopen to the public May 1 after being closed more than a year amid the pandemic, the city does not plan to reopen the National Frontier Trails Museum before the end of 2021.  City Manager Zach Walker, echoing a previous sentiment by Mayor Eileen Weir, said there are no plans for the museum on Pacific Avenue south of the Square to be permanently closed, though. “It...