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Special Needs Day provides private, fun-filled afternoon at Buffalo County Fair - Vimarsana News

Special Needs Day provides private, fun-filled afternoon at Buffalo County Fair

Central Nebraska’s special needs community gets it own day at the Buffalo County Fair.

Indiana election results: Casonava. O'Brien to faceoff in trustee race - Vimarsana News

Indiana election results: Casonava. O'Brien to faceoff in trustee race

Democratic Fairfield Township voters fired first-term Trustee Taletha Coles, making her a lame duck until January.

WATCH: In Rural Nebraska, a Teacher of the Year Weaves Her Community By Asking Students and Families to Wrestle With the World - Vimarsana News

WATCH: In Rural Nebraska, a Teacher of the Year Weaves Her Community By Asking Students and Families to Wrestle With the World

This is one article in a series produced in partnership with the Aspen Institute’s Weave: The Social Fabric Project, spotlighting educators, mentors and local leaders who see community as the key to student success, especially during the turbulence of the pandemic. See all our profiles. Residents of tiny Taylor, Nebraska, call Megan Helberg a returner […]

Farm to Table makes presentation - Vimarsana News

Farm to Table makes presentation

Farm to Table presented money raised at the 2021 event to the FFA, 4-H, and The Heritage Arts, Science, and Tourism Center (the group that administers the Historic McConnell House

Oregon study finds widespread support for school mask mandates - Vimarsana News

Oregon study finds widespread support for school mask mandates

Despite some vocal opposition, Oregonians expressed widespread support for K-12 school-mask mandates, according to a survey by the Oregon Values and Beliefs Center.