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New Albany council OKs 30-year, 100% tax abatements for Intel - Vimarsana News

New Albany council OKs 30-year, 100% tax abatements for Intel

Intel Corp.'s planned semiconductor complex in New Albany promises big economic returns for central Ohio and the entire state, New Albany City Council was told June 21, when it voted 5-0 to approve two resolutions related to the planned project.

Evans Foundation helps launch public-private planning effort for Intel - Vimarsana News

Evans Foundation helps launch public-private planning effort for Intel

Evans Foundation chairwoman Sarah Wallace announced a countywide planning effort with business leaders and elected officials preparing for Intel.

Breaking Down CB Akayleb Evans - Vimarsana News

Breaking Down CB Akayleb Evans

With the 118th pick in the 2022 NFL Draft, the Vikings selected Akayleb (a-KAY-leb) Evans, CB, Missouri. The Vikings acquired the 118th pick in a trade with the Browns, sending them pick #156 and...

Evans Foundation Grant Establishes New Center at Columbia for Myelodysplastic Syndromes - Vimarsana News

Evans Foundation Grant Establishes New Center at Columbia for Myelodysplastic Syndromes

Stavroula Kousteni, PhD With a grant from the Edward P. Evans Foundation, the Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center (HICCC) will establish the

Alva 'Gene' Beckham and James Claude Alexander Jr. of Fort Smith died - Vimarsana News

Alva 'Gene' Beckham and James Claude Alexander Jr. of Fort Smith died

Times Record Staff Two men from Fort Smith who took part in World War II died this past week. One fought in Japan and the other worked on the nuclear bomb that would ultimately end the fighting. Alva “Gene” Beckham, immortalized on the OK Foods grain silo in the 2016 Unexpected Project after working there for 70 years, died Dec. 7 at the age of 94. He was buried in the Fort Smith National Cemetery on Thursday, Dec. 10. He was an Army veteran who had been stationed in Japan and Korea.  James Claude Alexander Jr., a 1939 graduate of Fort Smith Senior High School who went on to Princeton en...