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Anthony Wayne superintendent to start as new superintendent at Oregon, pending board approval - Vimarsana News

Anthony Wayne superintendent to start as new superintendent at Oregon, pending board approval

Jim Fritz is the current superintendent at Anthony Wayne Local Schools and announced his planned leave to the staff on May 20.

Source: 13abc.com
Longtime WJHL anchor Al Gregory passes away at 94 - Vimarsana News

Longtime WJHL anchor Al Gregory passes away at 94

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) – Al Gregory, who brought the news to Tri-Cities households for decades with WJHL, passed away at the age of 94 Monday. Gregory’s family members confirmed that he passed away in Johnson City at the age of 94. According to his family, Gregory’s wife, Genene “Top” Gregory had passed away nearly […]

Source: yahoo.com
Oregon City School District state report card for 2022-23 - Vimarsana News

Oregon City School District state report card for 2022-23

Ohio Department of Education awards most improved status to Oregon City Schools.

Source: wtol.com
Fire at historic industrial building in Vancouver considered 'suspicious': fire department - Vimarsana News

Fire at historic industrial building in Vancouver considered 'suspicious': fire department

A large fire reported at a historic industrial building near Vancouver's False Creek on Tuesday night is being considered suspicious, Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services says.

Source: cbc.ca
Fires raze warehouse, residential garage in Vancouver and Surrey - BC - Vimarsana News

Fires raze warehouse, residential garage in Vancouver and Surrey - BC

Flames rose from the historic First Avenue Plant warehouse near Olympic Village on Tuesday night, requiring both aerial and ground attacks by Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services.