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Pennsylvanians struggle with child care costs as lawmakers debate relief - Vimarsana News

Pennsylvanians struggle with child care costs as lawmakers debate relief

The cost of child care is now more than $12,000 per child per year in Pennsylvania.

Source: fox43.com
Mart small business owners keeping their doors open during state championship - Vimarsana News

Mart small business owners keeping their doors open during state championship

For those that did not go to the game, there was an option to watch it at local restaurants with fellow members of the community.

Source: kxxv.com
'Going to miss her': Balloon release held to remember woman who died in Houston crash that killed 6 - Vimarsana News

'Going to miss her': Balloon release held to remember woman who died in Houston crash that killed 6

Lauren Robinson Holliday’s life was tragically cut short last Saturday, when police say another driver sped through a red light, striking the car she was in.

Meet Philadelphia's young CEO Milaj Robinson - Vimarsana News

Meet Philadelphia's young CEO Milaj Robinson

Robinson and his friend Cierra Brown want to pull Philadelphia’s future adults from preventable crimes and violence and connect them with leaders.

Belton to hold annual 4th of July parade, rain or shine - Vimarsana News

Belton to hold annual 4th of July parade, rain or shine

Belton to hold annual 4th of July parade, rain or shine and last updated 2021-07-02 19:29:40-04 It's 4 th of July weekend and the annual parade in Belton is set to go ahead rain or shine. For over 100-years now, Belton has held a 4 th of July parade that goes right down the center of town and draws in hundreds of spectators, but they had to cancel for the first-time last year due to COVID-19. This year nothing is stopping them, not even the high rain chances. ”Last year we weren’t able to do the parade and it was really hard on our community," said Randy Pittenger, President and CEO...

Source: kxxv.com