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More parents are taking children's education into their own hands - Vimarsana News

More parents are taking children's education into their own hands

Data from the Washington Post shows since the 2017-2018 school year, there's been a 72% increase in homeschooled children in Florida.

Art Rock LA | The Fusion of Art and Music - Vimarsana News

Art Rock LA | The Fusion of Art and Music

Indulge in the creative space

Source: flaunt.com
Nighttime Garden Club Starts in Roanoke - Vimarsana News

Nighttime Garden Club Starts in Roanoke

Roanoke welcomes its first nighttime garden club – The Star City Garden Club. The club was formed to connect, grow, and educate folks who work during the day…

Business Intel: Retail store offering houseplants comes to Roanoke - Vimarsana News

Business Intel: Retail store offering houseplants comes to Roanoke

A shop specializing in houseplants just opened in downtown Roanoke.

Cancer research 'could be delayed by two years' due to coronavirus pandemic | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard - Vimarsana News

Cancer research 'could be delayed by two years' due to coronavirus pandemic | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard

Cancer patients could end up waiting two years to benefit from new research discoveries, it has been warned. The Institute of Cancer Research, London said tightened restrictions in response to new coronavirus variants have limited laboratory research time, and slowed the race to find new cancer treatments. It said at the start of the latest lockdown that the number of researchers able to access labs had fallen by almost 30% on top of restrictions that already existed before Christmas. Scientists estimated advances in research for cancer patients would be put back by an average of 17 months fo...