YumaSun: Business

Startup a window of opportunity

BY JOYCE LOBECK, YUMA BUSINESS DIRECT EDITOR

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Reni Dillon and Ko Das are a perfect fit for the business they started last year in Yuma as the local franchise owners for Window World. Dillon brings to the position a strong background in business both academically and in the working world,... Full story

Businesses on the move

BY JOYCE LOBECK, YUMA BUSINESS DIRECT EDITOR

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City building activity That new building under construction on 28th Street behind the 4th Avenue Walgreens will be the new home for Yuma Vision Center, said Alan Kircher, city of Yuma deputy building official. The building will be about 7,600... Full story

Using a vehicle for business

BY KEFIN BENBOW, SPECIAL TO YUMA BUSINESS DIRECT

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As we prepare for April 15 (March 15 for S corporations), it is important that our businesses are ready to meet the tax man. There is some confusion regarding the deduction of vehicle expenses. This article will clarify the current rules on the... Full story

New members

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TACO BELLFast- food restaurantJoe Luna, area coachjoel@tacos.com1676 S. 4th Ave., YumaPhone: 783-0954 750 E. 32nd St., YumaPhone: 344-88333268 W. London Drive, YumaPhone 783-0975ERA MATT FISCHER REALTORJo K. Smith, Realtor4763 W. 27th Place,... Full story

People Watch

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Teresa Duncan Nova Home Loans has announced the addition of Teresa Duncan to it processing staff in Yuma. Duncan transferred from Nova's corporate office, where she spent four years processing loans for several of the company's top producers.... Full story

APS rate case will benefit AZ

BY ANDREA BEREZNAK, SPECIAL TO YUMA BUSINESS DIRECT

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By now you may have heard that Arizona Public Service has settled its rate case with the Arizona Corporation Commission. While this includes a small price increase, the newly signed agreement has many benefits for the business community, our... Full story

Yuma Youth Choir looking for work

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Members of the Yuma Youth Choir are headed to Italy next year and are looking for jobs around the community to help pay their way.  Through the BACHH program - Business and Choir Helping Hands - the students will donate a set number of hours to... Full story

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