Business Glance
Business women meet
The Yuma chapter of American Business Women’s Association will meet from 6 to 8 p.m. Aug. 22 at the Radisson Hotel, 1501 S. Redondo Center Drive. The meeting includes networking, dinner and a program.
The cost of $20 is payable at the door (make checks payable to ABWA).
Home buyers seminar
A free home buyers seminar will be offered from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Aug. 24 at AEA Federal Credit Union, Conference Center, 1780 S. 1st Ave.
Join home loan experts and real estate professionals, get updated on new affordable lending programs, tips on purchasing a home and more. The seminar is great for first-time and experienced home buyers.
RSVP by Aug. 22 to marketing@aeafcu.org or call (928) 373-5467.
The law firm of Garcia, Aguirre and Villarreal, P.L.C., 241 S. Main St., is pleased to announce the addition of Alicia Z. Aguirre, Esq., as a partner of the firm. Her legal practice includes health law (regulatory), corporate law, creditors rights, employment and probate.
Aguirre had previously established her own law office and also worked as corporate counsel for a behavioral health agency, Arizona Counseling & Treatment Services, a small rural hospital and various nonprofit entities. She earned a bachelors of science from Stephens College and a masters of business from Webster University. She earned her juris doctorate from Thomas Jefferson School of Law in 2001.
Aguirre and the firm of Garcia, Aguirre and Villarreal, P.L.C., are committed to providing their clients with high quality legal representation, and are proud contributors to the Yuma community. She can be reached at (928) 276-4349.
Attorney Brandon S. Kinsey, a previous partner of the firm, was recently appointed judge to the Yuma County Superior Court.
Sephora reopening
Employees of Sephora, inside JCPenney, 1375 Yuma Palms Parkway, with members of the Yuma County Chamber of Commerce, celebrated the store’s reopening with a ribbon cutting.