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Small businesses learn how to contract with larger vendors at regional fair in Danville - Vimarsana News

Small businesses learn how to contract with larger vendors at regional fair in Danville

Chris Elliott hopes to expand the customer base at his medical transport business.

Hillsboro City Schools Board of Education welcomes new student rep Maddisen Mikkelsen - Vimarsana News

Hillsboro City Schools Board of Education welcomes new student rep Maddisen Mikkelsen

The Hillsboro City Schools Board of Education welcomed a new member to their ranks during their September meeting, with district treasurer Ben Teeters administering the oath of office to 2023-24 student board representative Maddisen Mikkelsen.

Decatur Schools projected to spend $17.4 million on capital projects in fiscal 2024 - Vimarsana News

Decatur Schools projected to spend $17.4 million on capital projects in fiscal 2024

The fiscal 2024 budget approved by the Decatur Board of Education this week includes more than $17.4 million in capital projects, with the largest chunk — $9 million — going

Hillsboro City Schools kick off 2023-24 school year; Summer Food Program serves over 110K free meals to area children - Vimarsana News

Hillsboro City Schools kick off 2023-24 school year; Summer Food Program serves over 110K free meals to area children

Another school year is underway for the Hillsboro City Schools district, with board members hearing an update on the first few days of school during their Monday, Aug. 21 meeting.

Decatur City Schools increase bilingual employee pay to $18 an hour - Vimarsana News

Decatur City Schools increase bilingual employee pay to $18 an hour

Decatur school officials says they don't have enough bilingual aides for communicating with Spanish-speaking families and hope an 80% pay increase will help retain and attract workers for the jobs.