Scorpions Split Doubleheader

06/20/11 Yuma, AZ -- The Yuma Scorpions split the KYMA Night Double Header. Gilbert De La Varahad Major League pitching tonight as he threw a complete game. De La Vara had 8strikeouts and only allowed 1-run on 3-hits. He had a no hitter for 3 1/3 innings.

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Caps Split Double-Header with Scorpions

06/20/11 Yuma, AZ - The Edmonton Capitals split the first of back-to-back double-headers against the Yuma Scorpions on Sunday, dropping the first game 2-1 before rebounding with a 6-5 decision in the second game at Desert Sun Stadium.

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MR. BIG Gear Up For US Trek With Original Lineup

06/20/11 After a successful run of tour dates overseas, shredder rock-pop metallers and fan favorites MR. BIG, vocalist Eric Martin, guitarist Paul Gilbert, bassist Billy Sheehan, and drummer Pat Torpey, will be hitting the road in the United States this summer in support of the band's new album, What If... The tour opens in San Diego, June 30th, (see full itinerary below) and marks the first time in 13 ...

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American Legion post gives back with meals to veterans

06/18/11 An American Legion post provides free meals to visually impaired veterans several times a month - part of its mission of "giving back" to those who served our country.

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Irving still seems to be Cavs' choice

06/18/11 There has been some chatter around the league that the Cavaliers might not take Duke point guard Kyrie Irving with the No. 1 pick in the June 23 NBA draft.

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Game and Fish seeks input on wildlife plan

06/17/11 The Wildlife Viewing Action Plan is the subject of a public meeting Monday at the Yuma office of the Arizona Game and Fish Department.

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Yuma firefighters sent to wildfire

06/17/11 The Yuma Fire Department has sent an engine and four firefighters to southeastern Arizona to help protect structures near a wildfire that has been burning since Sunday.

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No extension for unemployment

06/17/11 PHOENIX -- Republican legislators balked Friday at a proposal by Gov. Jan Brewer to keep extended jobless benefits flowing, leaving nearly 15,000 Arizonans unsure if the unemployment checks they get this coming week will be their last.

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Omninet Expands with Inverness Commons Assets

06/10/11 GILBERT, AZ- Omninet Capital LLC has acquired two foreclosed buildings totaling 127,128 square feet situated in Inverness Commons, a 130-acre, master-planned business park in the Southeast Valley.

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Gilbert Days Rodeo in A.J. scrubbed; bull riding still possible with parade

06/08/11 The Gilbert Days Rodeo is off again, at least as a full-fledged competition.

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Things to Do

06/02/11 Strummin' and Hummin, a historical music camp from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday at the Farm and Ranch Museum, 4100 Dripping Springs Raod. Open to ages 7 through 12. Cost is $50 for members, $60 for nonmembers. Info: (575) 522-4100.

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A post-draft deadline preseason Top 25

06/02/11 Arc: With top players opting not to enter the NBA draft, North Carolina heads our projected Top 25. Where is your team?

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Scrapbook: Honors, anniversary

06/01/11 Gilbert and Gloria Mendivil were married June 24, 1951. ANNIVERSARY Mendivils celebrate 60 years Gilbert and Gloria Mendivil, longtime Gilroy residents, will celebrate 60 years of marriage on June 24. The couple was married at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Salinas on June 24, 1951. HONORS Adam Groen Adam Groen, Eagle Scout, Troop 730, has completed the Scout program from Tiger Cub to Eagle Scout ...

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Draft Notes: Hultzen, Lindor, Bush, Pirates

06/01/11 Alex Rodriguez, the first overall pick 18 years ago, has an .845 OPS after a two-hit game in Oakland today. Here's the latest on this year's draft, as we await another first overall pick... Teams are hearing that the asking price for Virginia left-hander Danny Hultzen is $13MM, according to Jim Callis of Baseball America (on Twitter). High school shortstop Francisco Lindor will hold a private ...

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SCAA Puts the 'AED' in CPR/AED Week to Make Communities Safer, Better Equipped to Respond to Cardiac Arrest

06/01/11 WASHINGTON, June 1, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- For 30 years, the national survival rate of sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) has remained a low six percent. Recognizing the need for expanded awareness of the public health crisis of SCA, the Sudden Cardiac Arrest Association (SCAA) is donating 30 life-saving automated external defibrillators (AEDs) to nonprofit community organizations across the ...

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Phoenix & Arizona weather: sunny & warmer

05/25/11 Warmer weather is on the way as strong high pressure starts to build into the southwest. Expect light winds and plenty of sunshine as well. With all that sunshine, ozone levels continue to rise, so the Ozone Heath Watch has been extended. Today's weather forecast

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Rio Salado College and The New York Times Knowledge Network Join Resources to Provide National Online Teacher ...

05/25/11 TEMPE, Ariz.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Rio Salado College and The New York Times Knowledge Network have joined together to provide a national online post-baccalaureate teacher preparation program.

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Mesa High's Class of 1948 to reunite

05/25/11 Graduates from Mesa High School's class of 1948 will reunite this weekend.

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Arizona high school football: Cesar Chavez restocked

05/25/11 After a couple of years trying to escape the Arizona Interscholastic Association's microscope, Laveen Cesar Chavez has life back in the program. There are no more evacuees.

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2001 state champs celebrate 10-year anniversary

05/11/11 Thursday, May 12 marks the 10-year anniversary of the Douglas Bulldogs state championship baseball team.

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