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YumaSunGallery > Nurses at Yuma Regional Medical Center, from left, Meghan Rickels, Patricia Fletcher and Kassy Andrew-Jussila help mentor each other and fellow colleagues on their latest training. RYAN BRENNECKE/THE SUN

YumaSunGallery > The Yuma Police Department uses simulation and airsoft weapons that allow the department to train officers in a more realistic style with instant feedback. RYAN BRENNECKE/THE SUN

YumaSunGallery > Several Gila Ridge High School students strut their stuff while participating in the first annual fashion design show Thursday evening in the school's auditorium. Over 80 freshman and sophomore students modeled a variety of clothing they designed or picked out from local stores. RYAN BRENNECKE/THE SUN

YumaSunGallery > Morgan Patterson draws his weapon on an officer during a scenario based training exercise conducted by the Yuma Police Department Friday. Scenarios are set-up where officers have to utilize their training and experience to deal with the role players and decide to engage in deadly force or not. RYAN BRENNECKE/THE SUN

YumaSunGallery > Heather Grasis, a glamor technician at Ambiance Salon, adds the final touches of hair spray to Janeli Zamora's hair during the Women's Health Expo Saturday at the Yuma Civic Center. The event, co-sponsored by the Yuma chapter of American Business Women and Yuma Regional Medical Center, featured a host of exhibitors, full lineup of entertainment and many activities that included a mini-book club, roundtable health care discussions, makeovers and demonstrations of crafts and hobbies. RYAN BRENNECKE/THE SUN

YumaSunGallery > Nurses, from left, Meghan Rickels, Kassy Andrew-Jussila and Patricia Fletcher work together to prepare a birthing room Wednesday at Yuma Regional Medical Center. RYAN BRENNECKE/THE SUN

YumaSunGallery > Morgan Patterson draws his weapon on an officer during a scenario based training exercise conducted by the Yuma Police Department Friday. Scenarios are set-up where officers have to utilize their training and experience to deal with the role players and decide to engage in deadly force or not. RYAN BRENNECKE/THE SUN

YumaSunGallery > Marvel Mathis positions her ball as she readies for her roll. The 92 year old bowler loves the sport in spite of macular degeneration that has rendered her legally blind. TERRY KETRON

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YumaSunGallery > Marvel Mathis shows one of her regular smiles. Terry Ketron

YumaSunGallery > Members of the Ronald Reagan Fundamental School team, from left, Lindsay Justice, Elijah McBride, Derek Lee and Sieon Hwang discuss their answer during the quarterfinals of the Current Events Challenge. RYAN BRENNECKE/THE SUN

YumaSunGallery > JACOB CYPERT, a student at AmeriSchools Academy, listens intently to a question during the Current Events Challenge on Wednesday. RYAN BRENNECKE/THE SUN

YumaSunGallery > Members of the Woodard Jr. High team, from left, Nikki Lamb, Niles Getz, Anthony Gaither and Arturo Vargas celebrate after winning the Current Events Challenge held Wednesday at Mary E Post Elementary School. Teams from area schools were quizzed on national, world, entertainment, science, sports, and regional events published in The Sun newspaper. RYAN BRENNECKE/THE SUN

Members of the Woodard Jr. High team, from left, Nikki Lamb, Niles Getz, Anthony Gaither and Arturo Vargas celebrate after winning the Current Events Challenge held Wednesday at Mary E Post Elementary School. Teams from area schools were quizzed on national, world, entertainment, science, sports, and regional events published in The Sun newspaper. RYAN BRENNECKE/THE SUN

YumaSunGallery > Members of the Woodard Jr. High team, from left, Nikki Lamb, Niles Getz, Anthony Gaither and Arturo Vargas celebrate after winning the Current Events Challenge held Wednesday at Mary E Post Elementary School. Teams from area schools were quizzed on national, world, entertainment, science, sports, and regional events published in The Sun newspaper. RYAN BRENNECKE/THE SUN

Members of the Woodard Jr. High team, from left, Nikki Lamb, Niles Getz, Anthony Gaither and Arturo Vargas celebrate after winning the Current Events Challenge held Wednesday at Mary E Post Elementary School. Teams from area schools were quizzed on national, world, entertainment, science, sports, and regional events published in The Sun newspaper. RYAN BRENNECKE/THE SUN

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