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Social media posts at issue at Vigo schools meeting - Vimarsana News

Social media posts at issue at Vigo schools meeting

At Monday’s Vigo County School Board meeting, some community members raised concerns that a school board member had material insensitive to transgender students posted to his Facebook page.

VCSC Board Member apologizes for social media posts - Vimarsana News

VCSC Board Member apologizes for social media posts

WEST TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV)-- A Vigo County School Board member apologized Monday for social media posts that some community members found insensitive. Over the weekend, a Facebook post alleged that Ken Warner had several posts on his page that included “anti-trans rhetoric.” Several community members voiced concerns during the board meeting, and Warner responded, [...]

Willmar Area Community Foundation celebrates 25 years of giving - Vimarsana News

Willmar Area Community Foundation celebrates 25 years of giving

The Willmar Area Community Foundation was established in 1998. Since its inception, the organization has given hundreds of thousands of dollars to community nonprofits, projects and programs.

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Warner retires from Willmar Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce Friday - Vimarsana News

Warner retires from Willmar Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce Friday

(Willmar MN-) After more than 30 years, today is the last day on the job for Willmar Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce President Ken Warner. He says after today his

Walt's in Willmar honored for contributions to community - Vimarsana News

Walt's in Willmar honored for contributions to community

Willmar business Walt's was recognized for its efforts to give back to the community they operate in.

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