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EPlus Welcomes New Class of GRIT -- Girls Re-Imagining Tomorrow -- Participants - Vimarsana News

EPlus Welcomes New Class of GRIT -- Girls Re-Imagining Tomorrow -- Participants

STEM Program Grows to Include 10 Schools Across the U.S. HERNDON, Va., Jan. 16, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- ePlus inc. today announced the launch of its 2024 GRIT: Girls Re-Imagining Tomorrow® program...

Chesterfield County School Board elects chair and vice chair - Vimarsana News

Chesterfield County School Board elects chair and vice chair

The Chesterfield County School Board elected Dot Heffron as chair and Ann Coker as vice chair during Friday's meeting.

How Team Magik helps Chesterfield students prepare for the school year - Vimarsana News

How Team Magik helps Chesterfield students prepare for the school year

While school is still a few weeks away from starting, a summertime basketball camp at Midlothian Middle is helping prepare students for the upcoming school year.

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The big question: Should county get $540 million for key projects? - Vimarsana News

The big question: Should county get $540 million for key projects?

As Chesterfield County opens early in-person voting Sept. 23, this Friday, the most wide-ranging ballot issue with the greatest implications for the future will be the referendum asking residents whether to allow the package of $540 million in obligation bonds. On their ballots, county voters will see a yes or no question under the title

Parade steps off - Vimarsana News

Parade steps off

PHOTOS BY ASH DANIEL For the first time since 2019, marching bands, classic cars, dance troupes, scouts and politicians made their way along Midlothian Turnpike for the annual Midlothian Day Parade on Saturday, Oct. 15. The event, paused by COVID-19, has been a fall tradition for over 20 years. The Midlothian High School Marching Trojans