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The Secretary of State's Office has announced that Illinoisans will now be able to notarize documents electronically, rather than in-person - Vimarsana News

The Secretary of State's Office has announced that Illinoisans will now be able to notarize documents electronically, rather than in-person

(Springfield-jm) – Hospitals across Illinois and the United States are dealing with increasing numbers of cyberattacks. According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, large rans...

Aiken County Planning Commission approves plan for 360-lot subdivision in Graniteville - Vimarsana News

Aiken County Planning Commission approves plan for 360-lot subdivision in Graniteville

A split decision by the Aiken County Planning Commission paved the way for the construction of a subdivision in Graniteville with 360 lots.

Aiken mayor faces two Republican challengers in reelection bid - Vimarsana News

Aiken mayor faces two Republican challengers in reelection bid

Aiken Mayor Rick Osbon will face two challengers in this year's city council election: restaurateur Teddy Milner and Housing Authority board member Kathryn Wade.

'We're so thankful:' Community raises funds to replace nonprofit's stolen tools - Vimarsana News

'We're so thankful:' Community raises funds to replace nonprofit's stolen tools

A non-profit in Johnson County is thanking its community for a "miracle" donation after someone stole some of its equipment earlier this month.

Source: kcrg.com
Small town in Butler County makes big plans for future - Vimarsana News

Small town in Butler County makes big plans for future

New Hartford is one of a few small communities that saw its population grow in 2020. It comes as census data shows more Iowans are choosing to live in cities.

Source: kcrg.com