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Calhoun offering summer dual enrollment for high school students; deadline Friday - Vimarsana News

Calhoun offering summer dual enrollment for high school students; deadline Friday

Since 2019, Calhoun Community College has offered dual enrollment courses to high school students all over north Alabama to give them both college and high school credits.

John Wahl reacts to Athens-Limestone County Public Library board meeting - Vimarsana News

John Wahl reacts to Athens-Limestone County Public Library board meeting

Some people in Limestone County are calling their public library board illegitimate. They are asking the governor to revoke state funding until this issue's solved.

Source: waaytv.com
Athens woman-owned business announces expansion and relocation - Vimarsana News

Athens woman-owned business announces expansion and relocation

A local, woman-owned business is set to relocate to the Historic Downtown Athens Building starting in 2024.

Source: whnt.com
Pygmy sunfish 'holding its own' in Limestone County, expert says | Limestone County - Vimarsana News

Pygmy sunfish 'holding its own' in Limestone County, expert says | Limestone County

The spring pygmy sunfish doesn’t know what a ruckus it’s caused over the past few years in north Alabama, but its continued existence is more likely because of the fuss.

Limestone residents request state funding be withheld from public library - Vimarsana News

Limestone residents request state funding be withheld from public library

Two Limestone County residents petitioned the Alabama Public Library Service Board of Trustees to withhold state funding from the Athens-Limestone Public Library last week over concerns about the current board