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Library offers an evening with 'Windfall' author and journalist Erika Bolstad on Tuesday - Vimarsana News

Library offers an evening with 'Windfall' author and journalist Erika Bolstad on Tuesday

The Bud Werner Library will host an evening with the Pulitzer-nominated journalist Erika Bolstad and her new book, “Windfall: The Prairie Woman Who Lost Her Way and the Great-Granddaughter Who Found Her,” at 7 p.m....

New Parliament inauguration: How the old Parliament building saw the Supreme Court's earliest sittings - Vimarsana News

New Parliament inauguration: How the old Parliament building saw the Supreme Court's earliest sittings

After its inauguration on January 28, 1950, the Supreme Court commenced its sittings in a part of the Parliament House. The Court moved into the present building on Tilak Marg in 1958. We take a look at its history.

From Council House to Indian Parliament building after Independence: The history behind the edifice - Vimarsana News

From Council House to Indian Parliament building after Independence: The history behind the edifice

According to the official Central Vista website, around 2,500 stonecutters and masons were employed just to shape the stones and marbles required for the construction of the old Parliament building.

Madison warns of downtown traffic disruption Sat. night & Sun. morning - Vimarsana News

Madison warns of downtown traffic disruption Sat. night & Sun. morning

The Run Madtown races start at Saturday at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 7 a.m.

Source: nbc15.com
A&M-San Antonio has new president, a Latino educational scholar - Vimarsana News

A&M-San Antonio has new president, a Latino educational scholar

Salvador Hector Ochoa will be the third president of the fast-growing campus on the South Side. He's an expert on bilingual and special ed needs of Latinos.