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Small town workshop to bring new ideas for area communities - Vimarsana News

Small town workshop to bring new ideas for area communities

Deb Brown is bringing her unique approach and fresh ideas to the region with a Small Town Workshop from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday, June 22, at the Knights

NITV greenlights new kids' series - Vimarsana News

NITV greenlights new kids' series

Barrumbi Kids tells the tale of two best friends growing up in a remote Northern Territory community.

NITV and Screen Australia announce children's series Barrumbi Kids - Vimarsana News

NITV and Screen Australia announce children's series Barrumbi Kids

National Indigenous Television (NITV) has announced the commissioning of Barrumbi Kids, with major production investment from Screen Australia. Barrumbi...

Kidscreen » Archive » NITV orders Barrumbi Kids adaptation - Vimarsana News

Kidscreen » Archive » NITV orders Barrumbi Kids adaptation

Barrumbi Kids from local studios Tamarind Tree Pictures and Ambience Entertainment. Set to premiere in 2022, the 10 x 30-minute live-actioner stars two kids growing up in a remote community who learn what it means to live in Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal cultures through their everyday adventures. Barrumbi Kids is based on a same-name tween-skewing book series by Australian author Leonie Norrington. Tamarind’s Danielle MacLean ( Grace Beside Me), Ambience’s Monica O’Brien ( Drop Dead Weird) and freelance creator Julia Morris ( Kundirri The Life) are producing the series together, with G...

Bon Secours clinic to serve Legacy Early College, Greenville County - Vimarsana News

Bon Secours clinic to serve Legacy Early College, Greenville County

View Comments Over three years ago, an idea was formed for a clinic that would serve the students and staff of Legacy Early College as well as the surrounding City View community. Funded by the St. Francis Foundation — a project cost of more than $520,000 — the clinic is now open for the school with the hopes of opening access to the community in the next six months to a year. "I'd like for everybody in this community to have the same access to health care, education, other services that other people in Greenville County have, no matter where they live," William Brown, the school's founde...