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  AZED-A Yuma woman uses ancient techniques to speed up the process of healing and balance your energies.

KAWC’s Stephanie Sanchez has more took part in a healing session involving resonating metal bowls.

  AZED-Hanukkah is an 8-day Jewish holiday that starts on the 25th day of the Hebrew calendar. It is also known as the festival of lights. Hanukkah is observed for 8 nights and 8 days.

KAWC’s Stephanie Sanchez speaks with Rabbi Stephen Einstein who is leading services for the small Jewish community in Yuma about the celebration of Hanukkah.

AZED-In this week's look at news out of south Yuma County, A youth anti-smoking groups aims to ban smoking. San Luis Police Department invites Yuma County residents to participate for this Saturday's bike run that will benefit the Special Olympics. (originally aired 12/02/14)

Arizona Edition--Recently, a flying crew from the Arizona National Guard was suspended for dropping candy to children at a Halloween party.

This gesture of dropping candy to children has been a time-honored tradition among air crews in the U.S. Military.

Col. Gail Halverson, who is also known as the Berlin Candy Bomber, was one of hundreds of American pilots involved in the Berlin airlift in 1948.

When Halverson heard the news about the flying crew being suspended for the gesture, he was worried the tradition would come to an end.

Arizona Edition- Ana Bella De Anda, is the owner of Mama Bella Hot Sauce in Somerton. As part of our weekly segment, we highlight the stories of women who have made an impact in their community.

Part of De Anda's motivation is a result of following in her mother's footsteps who was selling beauty and health products before she passed away.

After her mother's death, De Anda began thinking seriously about  selling her special habanero salsas her whole family and friends enjoyed.