SIBLINGS GUS TRUJILLO JR. (from left), 9, Cruz, 6, and Sarah, 5, plan to celebrate Easter today with some of the traditional customs like egg hunting and Easter baskets. They also believe that Jesus Christ resurrected from the dead on Easter, which is the true reason they celebrate the holiday. --photo by Jacob Lopez - YumaSun.com Photo Gallery

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YumaSunGallery > GREG FREYTAG and his daughter, Tosha, stand next to her steer, Maverick, at the Yuma County Fair Wednesday. Greg Freytag was part of the Future Farmers of America in his high school days, of which he said the local chapter was much larger and active. Today, his daughter is part of the same FFA chapter, which he says has become much smaller and has shifted its focus to more science and leadership-based activities. --photo by Jacob Lopez

YumaSunGallery > YUMA HIGH STEER Tosha Freytag looks at a judge during the showing of her steer, Maverick, Wednesday at the Yuma County Fair. Freytag is a Future Farmers of America student who plans to attend the University of Arizona to pursue a degree in agriculture. --photo by Jacob Lopez

YumaSunGallery > CODY BOGGS (right) stands next to his 1,306-pound grand champion production steer that was purchased by American Sprinkler Co. for $5.75 per pound Saturday at the Yuma County Fair auction. Robert Corbett represents American Sprinklers Co. in the photograph. --photo by Jacob Lopez

YumaSunGallery > BRANDEN JORDAN (far right) stands next to his 1,175-pound grand champion market beef that was purchased by Budweiser for $6.50 per pound Saturday at the Yuma County Fair auction. Jeron Mike (center) and Boemer Corbett represent Budweiser in the photograph. --photo by Jacob Lopez

YumaSunGallery > SHAUNA RACEL (far right) stands next to her 1,286-pound reserve grand champion market beef that was purchased by New Sun Tacna for $5 per pound Saturday at the Yuma County Fair auction. To the left of Racel are Bob Tuffly (from left), his son, Conrad, 6 months, and wife Rachelle representing New Sun Tacna. --photo by Jacob Lopez

YumaSunGallery > JUSTIN CROUCH, a Yuma High School student, is a local drum corps performer for a national academy. --photo by Jacob Lopez

YumaSunGallery > PLAYING THE PIANO is one of Ana Maria Moreno's talents as a Cibola High School senior. She has been playing the piano since she was a little girl. She also received a college scholarship for passing the AIMS test. --photo by Jacob Lopez

YumaSunGallery > STUFFED ANIMALS have been a part of Ana Maria Moreno's life since she was a little girl. She said the giraffe located at right was given to her because she was very tall when she was younger. --photo by Jacob Lopez

YumaSunGallery > CODY BOGGS (right) stands next to his 1,306-pound grand champion production steer that was purchased by American Sprinkler Co. for $5.75 per pound Saturday at the Yuma County Fair auction. Cody Boggs represents American Sprinklers Co. in the photograph. --photo by Jacob Lopez

YumaSunGallery > SIBLINGS GUS TRUJILLO JR. (from left), 9, Cruz, 6, and Sarah, 5, plan to celebrate Easter today with some of the traditional customs like egg hunting and Easter baskets. They also believe that Jesus Christ resurrected from the dead on Easter, which is the true reason they celebrate the holiday. --photo by Jacob Lopez

YumaSunGallery > KACY BOYD (far left) stands next to her 256-pound grand champion market swine that was purchased by Diamond Brooks Bottled Waters for $12 per pound Saturday at the 2007 Yuma County Fair auction. At right are Diamond Brooks employees and staff. --photo by Jacob Lopez

YumaSunGallery > ARIEL MARQUEZ (center) stands next to her 257-pound market swine that was purchased by Paradise Casino for $9 per pound Saturday at the Yuma County Fair auction. Standing next to Marquez are Ernesto Sanchez (left) and Alex Sanchez representing the casino. --photo by Jacob Lopez

YumaSunGallery > ONE-YEAR-OLD Carlos Ernesto Martinez carries a basket full of 15 colored eggs he collected Saturday at an Easter egg hunt at Carver Park. His father said he wasn't sure if he would understand the concept of finding the eggs and putting them in the basket. But he said he found 15 of them and put them in the basket himself. He also won a prize from a plastic egg he found. Children from Carlos' age to 11 years old came out to the annual event to get in the Easter spirit and fellowship with each other. About 1,300 eggs were donated by the Yuma Community Food bank, while Albertsons, Frys and Wal-Mart donated a few hundred more eggs and other items. The event was coordinated and organized by American Legion Post No. 56, the local Kiwanis Club and a number of area residents. --photo by Jacob Lopez

YumaSunGallery > DRUM CORPS PERFORMER Justin Crouch, of Yuma High School, demonstrates part of his performance for the ??? academy recently at the school's football field. --photo by Jacob Lopez

YumaSunGallery > MEGAN EHRLICH (right) stands next to her 1,134-pound reserve grand champion production steer that was purchased by Gila Innovations for $5.50 per pound Saturday at the Yuma County Fair auction. David Puckett (far left) and Greg Freytag represent Gila Innovations in the photograph. --photo by Jacob Lopez

SIBLINGS GUS TRUJILLO JR. (from left), 9, Cruz, 6, and Sarah, 5, plan to celebrate Easter today with some of the traditional customs like egg hunting and Easter baskets. They also believe that Jesus Christ resurrected from the dead on Easter, which is the true reason they celebrate the holiday. --photo by Jacob Lopez

YumaSunGallery > SIBLINGS GUS TRUJILLO JR. (from left), 9, Cruz, 6, and Sarah, 5, plan to celebrate Easter today with some of the traditional customs like egg hunting and Easter baskets. They also believe that Jesus Christ resurrected from the dead on Easter, which is the true reason they celebrate the holiday. --photo by Jacob Lopez

SIBLINGS GUS TRUJILLO JR. (from left), 9, Cruz, 6, and Sarah, 5, plan to celebrate Easter today with some of the traditional customs like egg hunting and Easter baskets. They also believe that Jesus Christ resurrected from the dead on Easter, which is the true reason they celebrate the holiday. --photo by Jacob Lopez

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