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Duluth group receives 'transformational' grant to build Black community hub - Vimarsana News

Duluth group receives 'transformational' grant to build Black community hub

A coalition of Duluth nonprofits is celebrating a $500,000 grant to help build a hub for the Black community in the city’s Central Hillside neighborhood.

Lorain County Veterans Service Commission holds open house; 22K race set for November - Vimarsana News

Lorain County Veterans Service Commission holds open house; 22K race set for November

The Lorain County Veterans Service Commission Office is ready to service the community in its newly renovated building.

Grant Could Lead to New Conference Center in Weirton | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Grant Could Lead to New Conference Center in Weirton | News, Sports, Jobs

A federal grant will help area officials take the next step in the potential development of a new conference center in Weirton. The United States Department of Agriculture awarded a $97,750 rural business development grant to the Business Development Corp. of the Northern Panhandle to assist with the early planning phases of the conference center, […]

Grant could lead to new conference center in Weirton | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Grant could lead to new conference center in Weirton | News, Sports, Jobs

WEIRTON – A federal grant will help area officials take the next step in the potential development of a new conference center in Weirton. The United States

BDC receives $500,000 brownfield grant | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

BDC receives $500,000 brownfield grant | News, Sports, Jobs

WEIRTON — Efforts to prepare various properties, including former industrial sites, in Hancock and Brooke counties will continue following the announcement th