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City of Ashland Awarded EPA Brownfields Assessment Grant - Vimarsana News

City of Ashland Awarded EPA Brownfields Assessment Grant

The city of Ashland is happy to announce it has been awarded a Brownfields Assessment Grant by the Environmental Protection Agency in the amount of $500,000.

Source: wmky.org
GUNASKERA: Here's Who Biden's Latest Climate EO Will Hurt - Vimarsana News

GUNASKERA: Here's Who Biden's Latest Climate EO Will Hurt

Biden’s latest executive order creates an Office of Environmental Justice at the White House to assess federal agencies’ compliance with environmental justice.

Oklahoma achievers: First Americans Museum recognized; Teacher receives top award - Vimarsana News

Oklahoma achievers: First Americans Museum recognized; Teacher receives top award

Oklahoma achievers: First Americans Museum recognized; Francis Tuttle teacher receives top award; Oklahoma Guardsman receives award

First Americans Museum honored for land revitalization - Vimarsana News

First Americans Museum honored for land revitalization

Oklahoma City’s First Americans Museum recently received two Phoenix Awards at a national conference organized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

Border wall, COVID-19 drew Cochise County's attention in 2020 - Vimarsana News

Border wall, COVID-19 drew Cochise County's attention in 2020

If you're able to go above and beyond to help us during this important time, please consider making an additional financial contribution. Click here to contribute. COCHISE COUNTY — In Cochise County the biggest story of the year was the impact on residents and businesses from the COVID–19 pandemic. Early on, there were few cases in the county and though Gov. Doug Ducey initiated shelter at home and business closure orders, neither he or the county Board of Supervisors — Tom Borer, Peggy Judd and Ann English — initiated a mask mandate, although some local cities did. Hosp...