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Fall Festival #2 Sat. in Ford City - Vimarsana News

Fall Festival #2 Sat. in Ford City

FORD CITY – The 2nd Annual Ford City Fall Festival is set for Saturday, October 29 from 2–7pm in the Foodland Plaza Shopping Center at the corner of River Rd.

Community events: Oct. 4 to Oct. 11 - Vimarsana News

Community events: Oct. 4 to Oct. 11

Community events in Knox and Waldo counties from Oct. 4 to Oct. 11. Send your events to news@villagesoup.com.

Happy 1ooth, Armstrong 'Brick School' – Vernon Morning Star - Vimarsana News

Happy 1ooth, Armstrong 'Brick School' – Vernon Morning Star

Community-wide celebration for Armstrong Elementary set for Saturday, May 14, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Superintendent Search, Suicide Walk, topics at SCSD#3 Board Meeting - Vimarsana News

Superintendent Search, Suicide Walk, topics at SCSD#3 Board Meeting

Due to weather, and road closures, the Wednesday SCSD#3 board meeting was held via zoom. School was also held virtually on Oct. 13. In the preceding work session held at 6 pm, Brian Farmer, Wyoming School Board Association, spoke via video to the board on what the WSBA can do to help them in thei

Local history columnist Dean Karau revisits a time when Kewanee, Wethersfield shared a school - Vimarsana News

Local history columnist Dean Karau revisits a time when Kewanee, Wethersfield shared a school

Local history columnist Dean Karau revisits a time when Kewanee, Wethersfield shared a school Star Courier Soon after the founding of the Wethersfield Colony in 1837, the settlers built a small hewn-log meeting house on the northeast corner of Tenney and Church Streets. In 1839, the Colony opened the first school with a single teacher in the meeting house. Early teachers included Miss Stewart, Miss Dorr, Mr. Keeler, and C. C. Blish.  The seats were slabs four to eight feet long, with legs made of wooden pins driven into augur holes, and no backs to the seats. Younger students sat on the seat...