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Fort Washita Rediscovery Project earns award | The Journal Record - Vimarsana News

Fort Washita Rediscovery Project earns award | The Journal Record

The Oklahoma Historical Society recently presented an award to representatives of Southeastern Oklahoma State University and others who took part in the university’s “Fort Washita Rediscovery Project.”

In 1970, a total solar eclipse near Jacksonville thrilled astronomers - Vimarsana News

In 1970, a total solar eclipse near Jacksonville thrilled astronomers

Anticipation had built for years before the 1970 total solar eclipse near Jacksonville, but the weather threatened to make it a bust.

Snafu leads Renville County to table 5 percent increase in pay scale - Vimarsana News

Snafu leads Renville County to table 5 percent increase in pay scale

Renville County may not be able to provide funds to the Voluntary Employee Benefits Association accounts of all employees at the top of wage scale as hoped.

Source: wctrib.com
Renville County exploring possible sale of flood-prone park along Minnesota River - Vimarsana News

Renville County exploring possible sale of flood-prone park along Minnesota River

The Renville County Board of Commissioners is expected to set a public hearing in March as the first step in the process of selling 86.85 acres of land comprising Anderson Lake County Park.

Source: wctrib.com
Renville County looking to increase wages for retention, recruitment - Vimarsana News

Renville County looking to increase wages for retention, recruitment

If a proposal to implement a 5% pay scale progression is approved for Renville County employees, the increase in wages would not apply to elected officials.

Source: wctrib.com