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Linn daycare applies for a new license under a new name amid investigation - Vimarsana News

Linn daycare applies for a new license under a new name amid investigation

DESE recently received an application for a new child care facility by the name of Growing Minds Preschool.

Source: komu.com
IHA names Smith board chairman - Vimarsana News

IHA names Smith board chairman

​​​INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Hospital Association has named Brad Smith its board chairman for 2022. Smith has served as the president and chief executive officer of Rush Memorial Hospital since

Louisiana report on juvenile detention centers finds violations of state standards - Vimarsana News

Louisiana report on juvenile detention centers finds violations of state standards

(The Center Square) — A new state audit of juvenile detention centers and secure care facilities is highlighting issues with the use of solitary confinement and room isolation, including violations

Source: ktbs.com
Rep. Nikema Williams, Decatur mayor announce recreation center solar panel project - Vimarsana News

Rep. Nikema Williams, Decatur mayor announce recreation center solar panel project

U.S. Rep. Nikema Williams (GA-5) visited the Decatur Recreation Center on Tuesday, April 19, to announce the city of Decatur's increased utilization of green energy. The city submitted a community project funding request through Williams' office, which was approved, to install solar panels on the recreation center. 

Butler County considering closing county-operated nursing home - Vimarsana News

Butler County considering closing county-operated nursing home

“The need is not there like it used to be, like we were the only ones that would take those kind of patients. Now everybody’s looking for residents,” Dixon said. “Occupancy is way down and there is really no need for us to have to provide that service. It’s losing money hand over fist.”

Source: wcpo.com