Published in September, “The What If World of Torcellee Twist” features a little girl named Torcellee with red pigtails, freckles and brightly colored outfits who loves to daydream and walks to the beat of her own drum.

Magician Craig Davis performed for kids who took part in the Wellton Branch Library's Summer Reading Program, and even recommended some books on learning magic tricks. Video by Will Roller and Rob Powell

Tina Clark, City of Yuma historian and owner of Tina's Cocina at St. Paul's Cultural Center, shares a recipe from a historic Yuma cookbook for date compote.

Students from Nancy Young's first-grade sing "Frosty the Snowman" for their school. The students also collected books that were donated to Amberly's Place. Video by William Roller

The 50th annual Engler-San Marcos neighborhood parade began in 1961 as the idea of Dr. Charles G. and Marilyn Matheus. The couple wanted a way of making the children in the neighborhood more aware of the meaning of Independence Day.