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Helias volleyball posts win against Capital City - Vimarsana News

Helias volleyball posts win against Capital City

Helias coach Davis Harris had a question after Monday night’s volleyball match against the Capital City Lady Cavaliers. “Well, we beat a district opponent and a conference opponent. Does that count as two wins?” Harris jokingly said after the Lady Crusaders won in a 25-18, 25-11, 25-22 sweep at Helias Gym.

Hands-free driving legislation remains stalled as highway fatalities rise - Vimarsana News

Hands-free driving legislation remains stalled as highway fatalities rise

Law enforcement officials believe the state’s difficult-to-enforce laws on distracted driving are playing a role in rising highway fatalities.

'Doc' Hoffman scholarships awarded to four - Vimarsana News

'Doc' Hoffman scholarships awarded to four

Four local young people were honored in late June when they were presented with 2022 Dr. Roy D. Hoffman Scholarship awards during a ceremony hosted by the Bedford Rotary Club.

"We're pushing into the unknown" | Delayed Gratification - Vimarsana News

"We're pushing into the unknown" | Delayed Gratification

“We’re pushing into the unknown” The launch of the James Webb Space Telescope could be this generation’s giant leap for mankind. Taking almost 30 years and $10bn (£7.5bn) to develop, Webb (named after the former Nasa boss who headed the Apollo programme) has three main missions: to see the some of the earliest light from the beginning of the universe; […]

Iowa bill lets 16, 17-year-olds work unsupervised at child care centers - Vimarsana News

Iowa bill lets 16, 17-year-olds work unsupervised at child care centers

Democrats warned that the legislation will not address the shortage in a meaningful way because most centers will choose to not take advantage of the loosened regulations.