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Nicholas Foley is KAWC's local host for NPR's "All Things Considered" show. He shared his history serving in the U.S. Navy and cooking before attending Arizona Western College and working in student media.

Alexandria Urias is the administrative assistant for Ballet Yuma. They're presenting "Alice in Wonderland" on March 21. She's performed and taught with dance companies in New York, Los Angeles and Scottsdale.

Sandoval currently serves as an initial appearance master and hearing officer and helps oversee court operations for the Yuma Justice Court. She is now running for Justice of the Peace for Yuma County Precinct 1.

Daily is the chief deputy clerk for the Yuma County Superior Court. She's running for Clerk of the Superior Court.

The Yuma Airshow is March 14 at MCAS Yuma. We spoke with Capt. Owen VanWyck, COMMSTRAT Director, and Joseph Gonzales, the MCCS Yuma marketing department manager.

Dave Riek, longtime general manager for KAWC and KOFA Border Radio, has been recognized with a Lifetime Service Award from the Arizona Media Association.

Arizona Western hosts Southern Nevada at 7- Go Matadors! We spoke with Coach Kyle Isaacs, named conference coach of the year, and forward Paora Winitana of New Zealand.

Ketzalkoatzin Galindo Rinehart and Aluctec Galindo are the sister-brother duo behind Empire Ink & Barber Parlor in the Yuma Foothills. "Ketz" is a licensed tattoo artist and "Luc" is a barber.

Jennifer Harper-Cofske from the Arizona Western College Foundation joins us to talk about how you can help donate to or apply for AWC student scholarships.The AWC Foundation is also asking for nominations for the AWC Hall of Fame. Those are due March 14.

Ferris talked about Pledge Week for KAWC and KOFA Border Radio. She helps lead the behind-the-scenes work that keeps public radio alive through listener support.