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Pima, Solomon and Duncan elementary schools are offering kindergarten summer camps in June for children who will be 5 by Aug. 31.

“Play and Learn,” an early childhood education awareness and resource fair, will be held 10 a.m. to 12 noon on Friday, May 3 at the Centennial Public Library, 69725 Centennial

Nick Wright suggests the Atlanta Falcons' draft strategy prioritizes avoiding a terrible season over pursuing a Super Bowl run

Social media ranking of think tanks, student organizations, legal defense, university centers and media groups that promote a free economy as prepared by the author.

Nick Wright argues Howie Roseman's draft success is overrated, suggesting the Eagles GM benefits from following media consensus.

Scholar and mom Erika Bachiochi on winning hearts for life: ‘Charity has to be ahead of every argument.’

Join local nonprofits at Miller Park on May 11 for a community event raising awareness on mens mental health. Live music, activities, and discussions will highlight the importance of breaking the stigma. Register online to attend.

Early childhood care and education programs struggled to recruit, retain staff and meet labor costs before the COVID-19 pandemic. Then the worldwide shutdown made matters worse, as parents turned their homes into conference rooms, classrooms and day care centers.

The Education Foundation of Yuma County’s 37th annual Teacher of the Year Awards Banquet took place Thursday night, and Crystal Trueluck was announced as the 2024 Teacher of the Year.

The presidential contender has yet to announce his vice-presidential pick — and three of the top seven contenders are Catholic.