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YumaSunGallery > Natacha Dannenberg eats her favorite ice cream sundae with dill pickles and whipped cream. PHOTO BY JIM R. BOUNDS

YumaSunGallery > Natacha Dannenberg's favorite ice cream sundae includes dill pickles and whipped cream. PHOTO BY JIM R. BOUNDS

YumaSunGallery > Bacon-wrapped dates are a favorite food of Nisa Sutton. PHOTO BY JIM R. BOUNDS

YumaSunGallery > Nisa Sutton's favorite foods are toasted bread with peanut butter, butter, pickles, and mayo. PHOTO BY JIM R. BOUNDS

YumaSunGallery > An agricultural spray plane climbs out and banks for a turn to make another pass at the end of a run across a field in the Gila Valley recently. Due to a state law forbidding agricultural aerial application within a quarter mile of a school, the Somerton and Crane school districts find themselves in a bind as far as constructing new schools because of the farmland that borders much of their district. Randy Hoeft

YumaSunGallery > Farm workers in the canteloupe fields north of Somerton early Friday morning looked up to see a trio of hot air balloons drifting over them. The balloons were on a flight to promote the Cabelleros de Yuma Balloonfest which will be held November 17-19. Watch The Sun for more details. Terry Ketron

YumaSunGallery > ORIGINAL HOMESTEADER ELDON PAULSEN signs the Yuma Mesa Homesteaders book for Kami Weddle Saturday during a book signing for the newly released book at the Yuma County Historical Society. Homesteaders are important to Weddle because her family has a farm on Yuma Mesa homesteader land, she said. --photo by Jacob Lopez

YumaSunGallery > Jagan Cleary, 9, casts a line into the pond at the West Wetlands Park Saturday morning. Jagan and some family friends spent the morning at the park enjoying the view and the fishing the pond has to offer. He said he fishes in the summer with his dad's family in Colorado, but he said Saturday was the first time he had fished at the park. --photo by Jacob Lopez

YumaSunGallery > Carolina Quiroz (center) points to something in the pond as her daughter, Desiree, 6, learns to fish and her boyfriend Manuel Campos looks on. Carolina Quiroz said they were hoping to catch some catfish since the park held a catfish rodeo a couple of weeks ago. Campos said he has fished all his life, and he taught the Quirozes how to fish. He added that fishing is a relaxing way to escape everyday life. --photo by Jacob Lopez

YumaSunGallery > DEBRA TRIGG CONRAD speaks to a group of Yumans and some homesteaders during a book signing of her new book Saturday morning at the Yuma County Historical Society. Her book, called Yuma Mesa Homesteaders 1948 and 1952, includes stories of homesteaders who came to the Yuma Mesa right after World War II. --photo by Jacob Lopez

YumaSunGallery > DEBRA TRIGG CONRAD'S newly-released book talks about the World War II veterans who came to the Yuma Mesa to be known as the homesteaders. They started new lives following the war and helped develop Yuma. --photo by Jacob Lopez

YumaSunGallery > Friday morning dawned quiet and still in Yuma as this balloon, belonging to Bill Jewett, and two additional balloons were filled with more hot air than the political candidates in the TV commercials. The three lighter-than-air craft were launching for a "media ride" to promote the upcoming Caballeros' Balloonfest which will be November 17 through 19. Look for details in The Sun. Terry Ketron

YumaSunGallery > KOFA PHYSICAL EDUCATION teacher Kelly Krieg attempts to walk a straight line while wearing beer goggles Thursday at the Kofa High School gym where students were able to see some of the results of being impaired by alcohol. The goggles are made in such a way to simulate being impaired at .08 percent of alcohol. --photo by Jacob Lopez

YumaSunGallery > KOFA'S SCHOOL RESOURCE OFFICER Erick Resendiz (from left) helps stop the go-cart that Kofa students Benjamin Bodine and Alexander Borden are driving Thursday during a Simulated Impaired Driving Expereience presentation at the Kofa gym. The go-cart was rigged in such a way that the controls were delayed to simulate the reaction time of an impaired driver. --photo by Jacob Lopez

YumaSunGallery > Beautician Cyndi Sust (far left) cuts Jaime Cadena's hair Tuesday at the Manhattan Parlor in downtown Yuma. Sust and her co-workers decided to dress as construction workers for Halloween since Main Street in front of their parlor is under construction. Sust and the others said they dress in different costumes each year, and it is all in fun. --photo by Jacob Lopez

Natacha Dannenberg eats her favorite ice cream sundae with dill pickles and whipped cream. PHOTO BY JIM R. BOUNDS

YumaSunGallery > Natacha Dannenberg eats her favorite ice cream sundae with dill pickles and whipped cream. PHOTO BY JIM R. BOUNDS

Natacha Dannenberg eats her favorite ice cream sundae with dill pickles and whipped cream. PHOTO BY JIM R. BOUNDS

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