Nick SerpaYuma Mayor Douglas Nicholls and Douglas Mayor Robert Uribe spoke with Chamber Business News about the challenges they face as border communities and how they partner with neighbor Mexico at the Arizona-Mexico Commission 60th Anniversary Summit last month.
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