Delores “Dee” Pixler, a lifelong resident of Yuma, Colorado, passed away peacefully on September 18, 2025, at the age of 87. Born on December 10, 1937, Delores was the second daughter of Edwin and Martha Brandner. She grew up on the family farm northwest of Yuma, where, besides helping withContinue Reading
The family Roger Koenig would like to thank all who sent cards, food, flowers, memorials, thoughts and prayers in memory of Roger. It was very much appreciated. Also thanks to all the caregivers. Pastor Dennis for all the visits and Baucke Funeral Service.Continue Reading
Thank you so much for all the outpouring love and support during this time with the passing of Sherry. We have appreciated the many prayers during her fight and her passing. Thank you for the phone calls, cards flowers and donations made in her memory. A special thanks to theContinue Reading
The crane places the new chiller for the MRI suite. The chiller is a vital piece of equipment that regulates temperature and keeps the MRI system operating safely and efficiently. Without it, the powerful magnets inside the MRI could not function properly. Our mobile MRI unit is now on site,Continue Reading
The Yuma County Sheriff’s Office, with the assistance of multiple partner agencies, apprehended a suspect last Saturday, September 13, following a severe assault that occurred in the early morning hours. The YCSO was alerted to a serious assault at approximately 5:45 a.m. Following an immediate investigation, deputies identified the suspectContinue Reading
Editor’s Note: The Yuma Museum will be presenting information in the Pioneer regarding the various items one can see there. This is the first installment by Cindy Korf. In the late 19th Century, parlor organs, pump organs, cottage organs or harmoniums became quite popular. This was due to their compactContinue Reading
It is time to get back to business for the Yuma High School football team. The bye week now is in the past as the Outlaws make a long trip to Torrington, Wyoming on Friday. Kickoff is set for 6 p.m. “Bye weeks are hard, especially when you’re dealing withContinue Reading
Yuma High School’s volleyball team has some work to do, but at least the Outlaws feel a little better. They snapped a five-match losing streak with an exciting win at Akron last Friday in the Lower Platte opener. They now are 1-0 in league play, 2-5 overall, as they prepareContinue Reading
Yuma High School’s boys golf is down to its last tournament. The Outlaws have one week to prepare for the Northeastern League Championships at Sky Ranch in Sterling on Thursday, September 25. After that, the Class 2A Boys Golf State Championships in early October is all that remains. Sophomore AlexanderContinue Reading
Yuma High School’s cross country runners had a great showing in Brush last week. “It’s been one of the toughest and most humid races so far, but we showed up,” coach Katherine Coughlin said. Now the Outlaws have an early-morning trip Friday to the Windsor Wizards Invitational with an 8:30Continue Reading