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Santa Cruz youth e-bike usage tops agenda for transit coalition - Vimarsana News

Santa Cruz youth e-bike usage tops agenda for transit coalition

Amidst the rising popularity of electric bicycles nationwide and the recent rollout of an e-bike share program across Santa Cruz County, a local transit-oriented coalition highlighted growing public safety concerns.

New trail projects in Hays and Bandera counties get state funding - Vimarsana News

New trail projects in Hays and Bandera counties get state funding

The grants will fund more than 10 miles of new trails near San Marcos and Bandera, along with other trails around Texas.

First Cleanup Day tallies 1,500-pound haul in Santa Cruz County - Vimarsana News

First Cleanup Day tallies 1,500-pound haul in Santa Cruz County

Local leaders said the inaugural countywide day of action, held May 11, attracted more than 30 participating organizations from the Pajaro Valley to Davenport and at least 431 volunteers that managed to collect more than 1,548 pounds of litter collectively.

Organizers, advocates ready for inaugural Santa Cruz County Cleanup Day - Vimarsana News

Organizers, advocates ready for inaugural Santa Cruz County Cleanup Day

The county's inaugural Cleanup Day, featuring dozens of events and volunteer opportunities from Watsonville to Davenport, is happening May 11 in an effort to, as organizers have put it, make Santa Cruz the "cleanest county in the state."

EastTexasRadio.com - Vimarsana News

EastTexasRadio.com

COLLEGE STATION, Texas – Twenty-two Texas cities, neighborhoods, non-profit organizations and schools received grant funding through the Texas A&M Forest Service Community Forestry Grants Program, totaling $15.4 million. The grants will directly fund recipients’ tree planting, maintenance and