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AIA Arkansas Announces 2023 Design Award Winners - Vimarsana News

AIA Arkansas Announces 2023 Design Award Winners

The Arkansas Chapter of the American Institute of Architects recently announced the 2023 AIA Arkansas Design Award Winners at its state convention in Hot Springs.

Fort Smith School Board hears update on Ramsey fire and Peak flooding repair projects - Vimarsana News

Fort Smith School Board hears update on Ramsey fire and Peak flooding repair projects

All district buildings should be ready in time for the 2023-2024 school year despite the flooding issues at Peak Innovation Center and the fire at Ramsey Middle School over the summer.

RV SPOTLIGHT: After five years, Cameron set to open new high school and gymnasium - Vimarsana News

RV SPOTLIGHT: After five years, Cameron set to open new high school and gymnasium

CAMERON, Okla. -- The Cameron Yellow Jackets and Lady Yellow Jackets have won a lot of championships from county to district to regional to state in basketball and baseball.

Jeffrey Boys & Girls Club raises $1.4 million for renovation - Vimarsana News

Jeffrey Boys & Girls Club raises $1.4 million for renovation

The Jeffrey Boys & Girls Club is seeking $1.6 million in donations to renovate and expand its building.

Fort Smith School Board approves companies for building improvement projects expected to total at least $29 million - Vimarsana News

Fort Smith School Board approves companies for building improvement projects expected to total at least $29 million

Construction managers, architects and engineers have been selected for School District building improvement projects, which are expected to total more than $29 million and be completed by summer 2024, according to information from Monday's meeting of the School Board.