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Lands conservancy buys 848 acres on North Carolina Dan River - Vimarsana News

Lands conservancy buys 848 acres on North Carolina Dan River

A newly protected 848-acre swath of undeveloped land along the Dan River in Stokes County will become the first “educational state forest” in the Piedmont Triad region.

Penetanguishene's angels to be unveiled in new location on Franco-Ontarian Day - Vimarsana News

Penetanguishene's angels to be unveiled in new location on Franco-Ontarian Day

The relocation project includes the creation of a small park and the installation of signage to commemorate the historical and cultural significance of the monuments.

Wetland forest with unique plants, wildlife now protected - Vimarsana News

Wetland forest with unique plants, wildlife now protected

ROCKY POINT, N.C. (AP) — With a mission to the beauty of natural habitats along North Carolina’s coast, Janice Allen was thrilled with the efforts to protect what she called

North Carolina wetland forest with unique plants, rare animals gets protection - Vimarsana News

North Carolina wetland forest with unique plants, rare animals gets protection

It’s small in size, but officials pointed out that conservation values of the property are significant. It lies within the larger Rocky Point Marl Forest Significant Natural Heritage Area and is considered an “exceptionally ecologically significant site” by the NC Natural Heritage Program.

Adelanto High School Senior Earns Full Scholarship to Brown University - Vimarsana News

Adelanto High School Senior Earns Full Scholarship to Brown University

An Adelanto High School senior earns a full scholarship to Brown University with of help of some high school staff members.