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Douglas County board split on proposed equity policy revisions - Vimarsana News

Douglas County board split on proposed equity policy revisions

The Douglas County school board will vote on changes to the equity policy at the May 23 meeting following a tense work session where revisions were made and discussed. School board members spent …

Younger, more progressive City-County Council likely on the way – Indianapolis Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Younger, more progressive City-County Council likely on the way – Indianapolis Business Journal

Jesse Brown, Andy Nielsen and Brienne Delaney ousted three Democratic incumbents on the City-County Council, including vice president Zach Adamson.

Source: ibj.com
Ernest and Jelly Roll Perform Surprise Duet of "Son of a Sinner" - Vimarsana News

Ernest and Jelly Roll Perform Surprise Duet of "Son of a Sinner"

Nashville natives ERNEST and Jelly Roll joined forces to deliver the genre-transcending track "Son of a Sinner."

Douglas County school board rejects agreement to settle claims that it violated Colorado open meetings law - Vimarsana News

Douglas County school board rejects agreement to settle claims that it violated Colorado open meetings law

The elected board overseeing the Douglas County School District rejected a settlement agreement that would have acknowledged several members violated Colorado's open meetings law when they discussed replacing former Superintendent Corey Wise.

Douglas County school board rejects settlement in open meetings lawsuit, case heads to trial - Vimarsana News

Douglas County school board rejects settlement in open meetings lawsuit, case heads to trial

The Douglas County school board rejected a settlement that would have admitted some board members violated Colorado Open Meetings Laws when deciding to fire former superintendent Corey …