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City of Roanoke Utilizes American Rescue Plan Act Funds to Start "Home Safe" - Vimarsana News

City of Roanoke Utilizes American Rescue Plan Act Funds to Start "Home Safe"

The City of Roanoke, through the HUD Community Resources Division, is utilizing its $2.4 million HOME-ARP award in conjunction with approximately $4.25…

Fish & Wildlife officials blame duck mutilations on snapping turtles, but some are skeptical - Vimarsana News

Fish & Wildlife officials blame duck mutilations on snapping turtles, but some are skeptical

Officials investigating the cause of injured waterfowl at Mile Square Regional Park say the injuries seem to be caused by the turtles, which are illegal in California.

Northwest Arkansas organizations provide shelter from cold - Vimarsana News

Northwest Arkansas organizations provide shelter from cold

The regional winter response team got to work early Monday providing shelter, meals, showers and a change of clothes to vulnerable populations as freezing temperatures and sleet crept into the area.

Fayetteville council approves more than $2 million in relief money for programs, nonprofits - Vimarsana News

Fayetteville council approves more than $2 million in relief money for programs, nonprofits

FAYETTEVILLE -- The City Council on Tuesday moved more than $2 million in aid for programs and nonprofits using American Rescue Plan money.

Fayetteville advisory panel signs off on proposal to use unspent CARES Act money for health care purposes - Vimarsana News

Fayetteville advisory panel signs off on proposal to use unspent CARES Act money for health care purposes

Members of a resident panel on Friday recommended the City Council carry through with a proposal to use leftover coronavirus relief money for health care purposes but criticized the process leading up to the decision.