Community gears up for exciting family pumpkin patch event
October 24, 2024 | San Luis, Yuma County, Arizona
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The pumpkin patch, set to take place on Park Avenue and Main Street, will feature 340 pumpkins donated by Southwest Sanitation and Walmart. Organizers are excited about the event, which will include games for children, food vendors, and various attractions, all offered free of charge to families.
Additionally, a bicycle ride from Yuma to San Luis Sonora is scheduled, with registration starting at 7 AM at the Yuma Civic Center. Participants can preregister the evening before at Paradise Casino. The ride, which begins at 8 AM, will cover a scenic route and conclude with refreshments, including tacos and drinks.
Council members also shared their experiences from a recent health tour, where they observed advanced surgical techniques at a local hospital. They praised the innovative use of technology, such as robotic-assisted surgeries, which significantly reduce recovery time for patients.
The meeting concluded with a note of appreciation for community member Mister Allen, who is running for city council. His consistent attendance at meetings was acknowledged as a sign of commitment to public service.
Overall, the discussions underscored the council's dedication to fostering community spirit and enhancing local health services.
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