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Winterport teacher representing Maine as 2024 National STEM Scholar - Vimarsana News

Winterport teacher representing Maine as 2024 National STEM Scholar

WINTERPORT -- Samantha Poll, 8th grade science and math teacher at Samuel L. Wagner Middle School, was selected as one of nine 2024 National STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) Scholars,

Some Utah Black businesses lost money during All-Star Weekend. Here's why. - Vimarsana News

Some Utah Black businesses lost money during All-Star Weekend. Here's why.

A planned showcase for Utah Black businesses during the NBA All-Star Weekend wasn't the event that its organizer advertised, and several business owners say they spent thousands of dollars they couldn't recoup.

Source: sltrib.com
Illuminating Salt Lake drone show combines art, light and technology - Vimarsana News

Illuminating Salt Lake drone show combines art, light and technology

Utah's sixth annual light art and creative technology festival illuminated the sky and wowed attendees Friday night in Salt Lake City's first-ever public drone show.

Source: ksl.com
How these organizations are merging art and technology to benefit Salt Lake City - Vimarsana News

How these organizations are merging art and technology to benefit Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall joined other creative leaders in a discussion about the future of art and technology in the city.

How these organizations are merging art and technology to benefit Salt Lake City - Vimarsana News

How these organizations are merging art and technology to benefit Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City Mayor Erin Mendenhall joined other creative leaders Thursday in a panel discussion about the future of art and technology in the city.

Source: ksl.com