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There's a storied history behind Gypsum's modest pedestrian bridge - Vimarsana News

There's a storied history behind Gypsum's modest pedestrian bridge

It may not look like much, but this modest pedestrian bridge in Gypsum has quite a history. It was initially located over Interstate 25 in Denver and a community effort brought it to Gypsum following a fatal pedestrian accident in 1992. Pam Bouyd/pboyd@vaildaily.com The modest makeover underway at the Gypsum Creek pedestrian bridge along U.S. Highway 6 in Gypsum probably draws only passing interest from passing motorists. It will, of course, improve the visuals along Gypsum’s most-traveled roadway by removing aged chain link fencing in favor of more aesthetically pleasing steel handrails. T...

Ina Rae Hebbert - Vimarsana News

Ina Rae Hebbert

Ina Rae Hebbert Ina Rae Hebbert, age 78, of Ashby, passed away, Sunday, January 24, 2021 at the Gordon Countryside Care in Gordon, Nebraska after suffering many years with dementia. Ina Rae was born on September 29, 1942 to Leonard and Vonis (Schroeder) Reinbold in a farm house near Ute, IA.  Ina Rae was baptized November 29, 1942 at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Charter Oak, IA.   In 1947, her family moved to Mapleton, IA where she attended school, graduating from Mapleton High School in 1960.  After high school, Ina Rae moved to Omaha, NE where she attended a Business College, grad...

Oregon Coast Anglers provide scholarships for students studying in conservation fields - Vimarsana News

Oregon Coast Anglers provide scholarships for students studying in conservation fields

Oregon Coast Anglers will award three $1,000 scholarships for students graduating from high school in 2021. The scholarships are through Oregon Coast Anglers’ Conservation Scholarship Program and the one requirement is that recipients plan to pursue higher education in majors relating to the conservation of Earth’s resources. “Conservation of our natural resources is becoming more and more important for our generation and will be for generations to come,” said Oregon Coast Anglers President Steve Godin. “We hope these scholarships will encourage today’s graduates...