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Sand Springs church celebrates turning more than 100 years old - Vimarsana News

Sand Springs church celebrates turning more than 100 years old

A Sand Springs church celebrated their 100-year anniversary on Sunday.

Source: fox23.com
Planning Commission recommends denying property rezoning for storage unit - Vimarsana News

Planning Commission recommends denying property rezoning for storage unit

Storage units have become a part of the fabric of Cleveland, but not everyone is keen to see more pinned on to the quilt of the city.

Madison man accused of selling cocaine sentenced to five years in prison - Vimarsana News

Madison man accused of selling cocaine sentenced to five years in prison

MADISON, Wis. -- A Madison man accused of selling cocaine was sentenced to five years in prison, federal prosecutors announced Wednesday.

Madison man gets 5 year prison sentence for cocaine trafficking scheme - Vimarsana News

Madison man gets 5 year prison sentence for cocaine trafficking scheme

A Madison man was sentenced to five years in prison after he was caught with over $25,000 in cocaine trafficking money.

Source: nbc15.com
Oldham County Schools superintendent to retire in 2021 - Vimarsana News

Oldham County Schools superintendent to retire in 2021

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- After a 30-year career in public education, Oldham County Schools Superintendent Greg Schultz announced Monday that he plans to retire in June 2021.  Schultz, who has been superintendent of the district since July 2016, made the announcement during the Oldham County Board of Education meeting.  “It has been my honor to serve with you and I plan on finishing as strong as we can to continue to build on the excellence of Oldham County Schools. Nothing will change in my approach over the next six months. I am still going to push us to be better in ...

Source: wdrb.com