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Shelby man's fundraising expertise helps Richland County residents for over 35 years | Thrive - Vimarsana News

Shelby man's fundraising expertise helps Richland County residents for over 35 years | Thrive

SHELBY – Since 1985, Shelby resident Doc Stumbo, 83, has put his all into fundraising and giving back. His work over the past 35 years has helped Richland County residents receive, as well as give back.  After serving two years in the Vietnam War as a construction engineer, Stumbo moved to Shelby in 1958 after living in West Virginia all his life. He started working at General Motors, where he stayed for 42 years.  While in his line of work as chairman of the United Auto Workers in the 80s, Stumbo’s employer at General Motors wanted him to work on campaigns for United Way o...

Worcester Railers hosting Teddy Bear Toss and toy drive to benefit Friendly House of Worcester - Vimarsana News

Worcester Railers hosting Teddy Bear Toss and toy drive to benefit Friendly House of Worcester

Worcester Railers hosting Teddy Bear Toss and toy drive to benefit Friendly House of Worcester Updated Dec 18, 2020; Posted Dec 18, 2020 The Worcester Railers are hosting a Teddy Bear Toss and toy drive on Saturday to benefit Friendly House of Worcester. Facebook Share The Worcester Railers plan to host a Teddy Bear Toss and toy drive on Saturday, Dec. 19, to benefit Friendly House of Worcester. The event is scheduled to take place at the Fidelity Bank Worcester Ice Center from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The event will keep in mind social distancing guidelines with participants driving through the ...

Richland County commissioners OK plan to assist at-risk, online students - Vimarsana News

Richland County commissioners OK plan to assist at-risk, online students

MANSFIELD -- Richland County commissioners on Tuesday approved a resolution that will help about 125 local students re-engage in online learning through Youth & Family Council. The students earmarked for the program thus far have been identified by Richland County Juvenile Court, largely for truancy and other behavioral issues through the Mansfield City Schools Tyger Digital Academy, according to YFC Executive Director Teresa Alt. The $196,500 approved by commissioners Tuesday to fund the program comes from the YFC pooled funds -- money each of the council's contributing agencies allocate to ...