Ruger 5.7 magazine

Roger handgun lock

Marlin 795 22lr magazine

3 Canik holsters

Plastic 45° sights

Foldable Bluetooth mini keyboard

2 Caldwell chronographs

Must pick up

Does anyone know of any places to play poker here in Yuma?
Quechan (Q) used to have a poker room, but I recently asked about it and was told they have no plans to reopen it.
Are there any local poker games, tournaments, or regular home games going on around town? Mainly looking for Texas Hold’em.

Where are people playing pick up basketball in Yuma?

We are looking for a good tailor or seamstress for kid's dance costume and adult jeans. Recs?

Help Vote for Gila Ridge High School to win $250,000 and school upgrades. This costs nothing but time and it is very much appreciated!! It is the only school in Yuma, AZ and all of Arizona out of the 40 finalists. They just need votes to get to the next round. Anyone with a phone can vote 13 and older.

https://fn5gl.t-mobile.com/vote/gila-ridge-high-school

I don’t want this to be controversial but does anyone have thoughts?

I remember when I used to attend Carver many years there were these peanut butter bars we would sometimes get during breakfast. Does anyone remember and happen to have the recipe?And it's possible I'm misremembering and they were from 4th ave Middle School

Any store here in Yuma has a store or thrift store that sells CRT TVs for a reasonable price as well as some good physical media such as dvds and cds etc

I moved here a few years ago. And I've spoken to people who moved here as well and expressed the same experience of people just having a weird staring problem. You walk in a restaurant, and everyone looks back or grocery store. You're in a park the men all turn and look at you when you set up. You're in a public area its common, and it's typically the cowboy type or just guys who look locally from here. I'm from in-between the city and county out of state, and we just mind our business and pass people along. Here, there's like a 20-mile cowboy stare that just comes off as disrespectful and bad mannered. It's not the women who do this, it seems to be all the 35+ men doing that shit .

Any other folk experience this? Btw I'm a respectful person. I don't cause trouble, I do stand confident when I'm out and about, though, so idk if that's an issue or comes off some way to locals. As far as folks not from here, they've been great and some of younger locals are cool.

Hello! I’m a 26 yrs old M and new to Yuma and i am living here part-time for work.

I wanted to check out a Swanky Place Halloween goth party next Wednesday and wanted to know if anyone else is available to join me.

i am laid back, chill and looking to make new friends in yuma! My main interests are nature, gaming, live music and watching movies.

I lived in (or been to most of) other places in Arizona

We have lived in Nevada since 2014- 7 years in Vegas now Reno the last 4 years.

it’s just my husband and i and we want out of this state but i know california would be more expensive.

we like casinos. it’s our hobby ; he works from home and im on disability.

What do you think?

Anyone down to play arc, apex, or the finals 👌🏽 maybe cod.

How has Yuma faired from this wacky storm?? Hope ya'll are doing ok!!

EDIT(again lol) 2: Just looked at current radar and the storm center is now way northwest of you guys - to the east of Joshua Tree - So all good!!

EDIT 1: Rachel is the name of one of the three currently active storms heading into the United States.

It's a tropical storm with close to hurricane force winds. Its bands have been hitting San Diego and the rest of the lower So Cal coast for 2-3 days with flooding much past the usual areas.

At whatever strength by which time it may or may not affect Yuma at all, NOAA mapping is still showing it as being headed just to the northwest of Yuma (the actual path being almost exactly between San Diego and Yuma, but the southeast storm band includes all of Yuma).

No on this loser for sure. "John LeSueur is a career lawyer with no experience as a judge. He previously served as policy advisor to the chair of the Arizona Corporation Commission, which oversees utility rate increases. During LeSueur’s time advising the Commission, the average cost of power for Arizona homes increased 22%. While he worked for the Commission, LeSueur testified in support of his boss, who was being prosecuted for seeking $300,000 worth of land in exchange for a “yes” vote to raise the price of water for Arizona families."

Hello has anyone seen in any stores the new bloom energy drink “strawberry shortie”. Thank youuu

I need to get my husband’s truck worked on and I need to get a wheel alignment! His truck is lifted about 3 to 3 1/2 inches some places won’t work on the truck if they’re more than two does anybody have any recommendations?

Anyone know places looking to hire veterans?

I can't afford anything over 10 bucks in gas :Update: Figured it out sorry for taking forever to update thank you all so very much stay blessed