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New Lex schools receive $2.5 million grant - Vimarsana News

New Lex schools receive $2.5 million grant

NEW LEXINGTON — “This is truly transformational... inserting state-of-the-art equipment into our program will enhance our P-12 approach to workforce development.” That was Casey Coffey, superintendent of New Lexington Schools,

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Three things to know

United Way invests in area counties. Through the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce (ODEW), a consortium of United Way organizations will invest $1.8 million in the region. Over $144,000

New Lexington Schools starting child care program - Vimarsana News

New Lexington Schools starting child care program

Program in partnership with Muskingum Valley Educational Service Centers.

$100K grant will expand workforce program in New Lex Schools - Vimarsana News

$100K grant will expand workforce program in New Lex Schools

A partnership with American Federation of Teachers will spur economic growth in Perry County in the long run, New Lexington superintendent says.

Jail presents Fiscal Court with $40K+ in excess fees - Vimarsana News

Jail presents Fiscal Court with $40K+ in excess fees

YouTube Pulaski County Detention Center Sgt. Rodney Dick and Nursing Director Casey Coffey updated Fiscal Court Tuesday on jail operations since the COVID-19 pandemic began. While the COVID-19 pandemic has been particularly hard on county jails across Kentucky, the Pulaski County Detention Center accomplished something nearly unheard of. During Tuesday's meeting of Pulaski County Fiscal Court, PCDC Sergeant Rodney Dick presented county officials with a $44,255 check representing excess fees for 2020. With the pandemic keeping inmates from being transferred, most local jails saw a dramatic dro...