In The Cards: CU's Visa Cards Feature The Sights Of Yuma

Published November 28, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EST

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Updated August 27, 2020, 5:10 a.m. EDT

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Members of A.E.A. FCU are showing off their new Visa check cards with visages of their hometown, thanks to a joint project between the credit union and the Yuma Community Marketing Group, the local tourist center. The partners created three card designs members can choose: "Yuma Adventures," "Yuma Paradise," and "Yuma Arts & Entertainment," which showcase the area's natural beauty and culture. The Yuma Adventure card depicts a colorful sunset. Yuma Paradise features the pictures of the desert. And Yuma Arts & Entertainment has pictures of the city's historic theater, ballet and downtown Yuma.

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