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Bigoted, intolerant will win if anti-LGBTQ, freedom sign resolution passes - Vimarsana News

Bigoted, intolerant will win if anti-LGBTQ, freedom sign resolution passes

Big Walnut school board's anti-LGBTQ resolution raises a fundamental question: Don’t these people read?

Source: yahoo.com
Big Walnut school board considering ban on LGBTQ+ and other flags, and on mask mandates - Vimarsana News

Big Walnut school board considering ban on LGBTQ+ and other flags, and on mask mandates

The Big Walnut school board is considering bans on LGBTQ+ and other flags, and on mask mandates. The board will take a final vote on Dec. 14.

Source: aol.com
Culture-war issues take center stage in many central Ohio school board races - Vimarsana News

Culture-war issues take center stage in many central Ohio school board races

Conservative "parents rights" candidates, some endorsed by Moms for Liberty, are running for school board across Greater Columbus.

Source: yahoo.com
Big Walnut honors life of legendary coach, historian - Vimarsana News

Big Walnut honors life of legendary coach, historian

SUNBURY, Ohio (WCMH) — The Sunbury community is remembering the life of Don “Red” Edwards, a local legend who was a high school track coach for decades and a historian. Edwards died last week at 85 years old. He graduated from Big Walnut High School in 1956. Shortly after, he started coaching track, according to […]

Source: nbc4i.com
Historic property value jumps to lead to tax spikes for many central Ohio rural residents - Vimarsana News

Historic property value jumps to lead to tax spikes for many central Ohio rural residents

Homeowners throughout rural central Ohio see record jumps in property values this year, and will pay far more than urban homeowners for those jumps.

Source: yahoo.com