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Coldwater Area Garden Club distributed 10,000 seedlings in 19 years - Vimarsana News

Coldwater Area Garden Club distributed 10,000 seedlings in 19 years

On Earth Day, the Coldwater Area Garden Club delivered more than 450 Michigan White Pine seedlings to Branch County third graders.

Ryan Elementary student needs are outgrowing the 64 year-old building - Vimarsana News

Ryan Elementary student needs are outgrowing the 64 year-old building

Ryan Elementary is overcrowded with 270 students in 13 classrooms. Recently they’ve added two more classes, eliminating a computer lab and art room.

Branch Intermediate School District offering option for substitute teachers - Vimarsana News

Branch Intermediate School District offering option for substitute teachers

If the person has enough college credits, BISD can procure a full-year basic substitute teaching permit through MDE which can lead to teaching degrees

Student winners announced for statewide holiday card drawing contest - Vimarsana News

Student winners announced for statewide holiday card drawing contest

AMMON -— Two students in east Idaho are grade-level winners of a statewide holiday card drawing contest. The Idaho State Department of Education received more than 750 entries from kids in the drawing competition and chose the winners of the contest. According to its website, the state Department of Education’s holiday card contest is an […]

Cornell Cooperative Extension-Yates County: Putting knowledge to work - Vimarsana News

Cornell Cooperative Extension-Yates County: Putting knowledge to work

"We bring local experience and research based solutions together, helping local Yates County families and communities thrive in our rapidly changing world."