EL CENTRO — Imperial County Farm Bureau announced Friday it has awarded $55,500 to 32 local students who are pursuing educations and careers in the agriculture industry.
Trifecta Construction was founded in 2006 by Ramon Robledo, Mauricio Morales, and Alfredo Ventura. They started out as three buddies who had a dream of owning their own construction company and utilizing the skills they each mastered. They chose to become business partners and name their company to reflect a very good bet; that is, picking the top three finishers in a race.
Today, Robeldo and Morales continue the El Centro-based business. Their company has grown to include a diverse crew of 10 employees.
Robeldo is a native of the Imperial Valley who grew up in Heber and graduated from Central Union High School. He remembers working closely with his father who was a harvesting contractor before he entered construction. He was fortunate to obtain a job with Lesicka Construction.
Central gets psyched for Bell Game
Head coaches share excitement ahead of Imperial Valley tradition - News 11 s Wiley Jawhary reports
EL CENTRO, Calif. (KYMA, KECY) - Central Union High School is excited for the Bell Game taking place Friday night.
News 11 s Wiley Jawhary spoke to the coach and athletics director in regards to why they think this years bell game is extra special.
The 77th annual bell game is set to take place tomorrow night between the Wildcats and the Spartans, our reporter Wiley Jawhary joins us from central union high with a preview.
For the past three years the Bell has been with the Spartans. Many are looking forward to this years bell game, most importantly continuing the tradition.