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Columbiana Schools optimistic for future | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Columbiana Schools optimistic for future | News, Sports, Jobs

COLUMBIANA — The Columbiana School District’s overall enrollment is slightly down compared to prior years but District Superintendent Don Mook is optimistic for the future. Mook gave an overview of the enrollment trend to the board of education last month, noting that students moving out of the district and a larger graduating class than the […]

Wellsville BOE approves events for coming school year | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Wellsville BOE approves events for coming school year | News, Sports, Jobs

WELLSVILLE — The Wellsville school board approved some additional new hires and events for the coming school at its meeting Monday, the last one before the st

Wellsville BOE approves events for coming school year | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Wellsville BOE approves events for coming school year | News, Sports, Jobs

WELLSVILLE — The Wellsville school board approved some additional new hires and events for the coming school at its meeting Monday, the last one before the st

Rowan-Cabarrus hold ceremony for S.O.A.R. participants - Vimarsana News

Rowan-Cabarrus hold ceremony for S.O.A.R. participants

SALISBURY – Rowan-Cabarrus Community College recently held completion ceremonies for students in its Skills, Opportunity, Awareness, Readiness (S.O.A.R.) program for adults with intellectual disabilities.

Northern lights spotted in East Lansing, may be visible throughout the year - Vimarsana News

Northern lights spotted in East Lansing, may be visible throughout the year

The northern lights were visible across East Lansing on April 27 as a geomagnetic storm hits Earth. MSU astronomy professor Horace Smith explains solar cycles and why we may see more of the aurora this year.