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Flying Horse: Valentine's Day - Vimarsana News

Flying Horse: Valentine's Day

Each week, "Flying Horse" features dozens of Central Illinois children's thoughts and drawings on various topics. This week: Valentine's Day

Plymouth School Board to conduct public hearing on Superintendent's contract Tuesday - Vimarsana News

Plymouth School Board to conduct public hearing on Superintendent's contract Tuesday

The Plymouth Community School Board will meet on Tuesday at 6 p.m. with a public hearing for the superintendent’s contract and the regular monthly board meeting and at 6:30 a Board of Finance meeting. The proposed contract for Superintendent Mitch Mawhorter has a base salary of $140,000 with an annuity of $8,400 for his Voluntary

Source: am1050.com
Fellowship of Friends and Robert Earl Burton Hit With Sexual Abuse Lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Fellowship of Friends and Robert Earl Burton Hit With Sexual Abuse Lawsuit

Ex-members of Fellowship of Friends allege they were trafficked so leader Robert Earl Burton could have marathon sex.

High school students create club to support those battling cancer - Vimarsana News

High school students create club to support those battling cancer

“My plan was never to tell them that I had cancer because I didn’t think that; I just thought it was personal. And I thought they were not going to understand. This is an adult problem,” said Carie D’Hondt, a math teacher at William Amos Hough High School.

Source: yahoo.com
UI team to study May dust storm that caused fatal pileup south of Springfield - Vimarsana News

UI team to study May dust storm that caused fatal pileup south of Springfield

“Agricultural dust storms very rarely happen in the central Midwest. Not since the Dust Bowl of the 1930s have we seen them here with this kind of regularity.”