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From Upshur County Schools: Superintendent appointed as deputy state superintendent for West Virginia - Vimarsana News

From Upshur County Schools: Superintendent appointed as deputy state superintendent for West Virginia

BUCKHANNON -- Dr. Sara Lewis-Stankus, Superintendent of Upshur County Schools, will assume the role of Deputy State Superintendent for the West Virginia

WVWC's Director of Alumni Affairs ready to build engagement - Vimarsana News

WVWC's Director of Alumni Affairs ready to build engagement

BUCKHANNON, West Virginia – West Virginia Wesleyan College’s new director of alumni affairs took advantage of every opportunity as a student here.

WVDOT is now hiring entry level engineers and bridge inspectors - Vimarsana News

WVDOT is now hiring entry level engineers and bridge inspectors

CHARLESTON, WV – The West Virginia Department of Transportation (WVDOT) is actively hiring entry level engineers and bridge inspectors to work in the WVDOT

Fred Brooks Garden Club announces August Yards of the Month - Vimarsana News

Fred Brooks Garden Club announces August Yards of the Month

BUCKHANNON — The Fred Brooks Garden Club of Buckhannon is excited to announce the August Yards of the Month winners in five districts and one business category.

Feds Announce Cuts in Colorado River Water Deliveries to NV AZ and Mexico / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

Feds Announce Cuts in Colorado River Water Deliveries to NV AZ and Mexico / Public News Service

Nevada is set to lose 8% of its Colorado River water allotment next year because of perilously low water levels at Lakes Mead and Powell caused by a 23-year-long drought. It could be worse: Arizona will have to give up a whopping 21%, and the country of Mexico, 7%. The states along the upper and lower basin were supposed to come up with voluntary reductions by Monday, but failed. ...