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WHO Channel 13 News At Four February 3, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WHO Channel 13 News At Four February 3, 2016

Yesterday. But its a much, much different story to our north. Roger riley shows how folks are still struggling to move around today. Sot it was tough. It was 100 wind, snow blowing. So bad you couldt see where you were going. This is what wendell shellenbarger encountered on his way from des moines to fort dodge. Shellenbarger is a volunteer for lifeserve blood center. And was taking blood for a patient in the hospital they told me if i got in trouble i could turn around and come bad until you get north of story city. People we talked to noticed going south past the randall exit mdash; roads g...

St. Clair music program recognized - Vimarsana News

St. Clair music program recognized

The St. Clair R-XIII School District has earned a Best Communities for Music Education designation from the National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) Foundation for its outstanding commitment to music

Brueggemann wins St. Clair Teacher of the Year - Vimarsana News

Brueggemann wins St. Clair Teacher of the Year

Jill Brueggemann said she could not believe the news when she first received it.

Education bill passes with mixed reactions from Franklin County officials - Vimarsana News

Education bill passes with mixed reactions from Franklin County officials

The Missouri legislature has passed a far-reaching education bill which increases tax credit scholarships and teacher salaries statewide, as well as revamping the funding formula for school districts.

Leaders weigh MOScholars reforms - Vimarsana News

Leaders weigh MOScholars reforms

Area educators and lawmakers may differ on the question of Missouri’s tax-credit scholarships, but they agree the state needs to work to increase teacher salaries and student support.