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Public comment sought on latest plans for Arkansas 112 in Fayetteville - Vimarsana News

Public comment sought on latest plans for Arkansas 112 in Fayetteville

The Arkansas Department of Transportation wants public input on its proposed revised design plans for Arkansas 112 from Truckers Drive to Howard Nickell Road in Fayetteville and a new traffic signal on U.S. 412 in Tontitown.

Date set for U.S. 61 bridge online talk - Vimarsana News

Date set for U.S. 61 bridge online talk

The Arkansas Department of Transportation will hold a recorded, virtual meeting about proposed plans to replace the existing bridge over Frenchman's Bayou on U.S. 61 in Mississippi County in northeast Arkansas.

Waste management business Enva acquired by Energia owner - Vimarsana News

Waste management business Enva acquired by Energia owner

Waste and environmental services company Enva has been acquired by US-based private equity firm I Squared Capital.

After changes, Peace Field wants decision sent back to commission - Vimarsana News

After changes, Peace Field wants decision sent back to commission

The Peace Field Farm developers have asked the Environmental Division of Vermont Superior Court to remand ongoing Act 250 permitting deliberations back to t ...

Tracking the spread of COVID-19 through wastewater - Vimarsana News

Tracking the spread of COVID-19 through wastewater

When COVID-19 hit Idaho three years ago officials were looking for ways to determine how hard the virus was hitting cities like Boise. It was May of 2020 when the City of Boise started analyzing its wastewater for the virus, because people can shed the virus in wastewater before they get sick. This became a useful tool for many trying to track and treat the illness.