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USA begins construction on $200M College of Medicine building - Vimarsana News

USA begins construction on $200M College of Medicine building

USA President Jo Bonner has announced that the University of South Alabama is breaking ground on a new medical building on its Mobile campus. The construction of the new facility is projected to cost $200 million.

Gov. Kay Ivey assists in the groundbreaking of new USA College of Medicine Building - Vimarsana News

Gov. Kay Ivey assists in the groundbreaking of new USA College of Medicine Building

MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — Over 100 first and second-year University of South Alabama medical students watched as Gov. Kay Ivey broke ground along with several local leaders and donors on a $200 million facility to house the Frederick P. Whiddon College of Medicine. One of the many goals of the project, according to university leaders, […]

Source: yahoo.com
German manufacturer Miele opening U.S. hub in Opelika - Vimarsana News

German manufacturer Miele opening U.S. hub in Opelika

“We are excited to announce the arrival of Miele to our vibrant community. We are committed to fostering innovation, creating high-quality jobs and contributing to the economic growth of our

Source: oanow.com
Phoenixville Hospital Thrift Shop has a new location - Vimarsana News

Phoenixville Hospital Thrift Shop has a new location

For more than 40 years, the thrift shop has been a place to shop to make a difference

Talladega College lecture series delves into cultural themes - Vimarsana News

Talladega College lecture series delves into cultural themes

The Dr. William R. Harvey Museum of Art at Talladega College will host a series of lunch lectures beginning in September and continuing monthly on Thursdays at noon. The series