Arizona Edition

AZED-The Southwest Agriculture Summit held at Arizona Western College wrapped up this weekend.

Agriculture leaders, researchers, scientists and farmers from all over the nation attended the event for the latest technology and information in the industry.

Although men tend to dominate the agriculture industry, women from all walks of life are setting their path in every sector of the agriculture industry.

AZED- Yuma Police Department’s master police officer and Hispanic community liaison officer Cruz Vidal is highlighted for this week's Arizona Women series.

AZED-Author Ann Kirschner will pay a visit to Yuma to host two events regarding her book “The Lady at the O.K. Corral: The True Story of Josephine Marcus Earp”.

In Kirschener’s biography, she reveals that the woman who was Wyatt Earp’s common law wife for 50 years, sparked the world’s most famous gunfight.

Kirschner who will host two events on Thursday March 5th.

Kirschner will be at the Yuma Main Library from 2pm. to 4p.m. and at the Schoening Conference Center at AWC from 6p.m. to 8p.m.

AZED-Farmers are exploring the benefits of drones at the Southwest Agriculture Summit in Yuma.

KAWC’s Stephanie Sanchez attended a demonstration held at a field in Arizona Western College.

AZED-Yuma’s early pioneer days came to life February 21st in the historic downtown district.

The Yuma County Historical Society held its annual Redondo days with characters straight from the past that helped shape the county of today.

KAWC’s Stephanie Sanchez has more.