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South Australia leads the pack in teaching students to read effectively | The North West Star - Vimarsana News

South Australia leads the pack in teaching students to read effectively | The North West Star

Like-minded teachers learned from experts at the inaugural Sharing Best Practice conference in Canberra.

Pulaski County dedicates new Experiential Center - Vimarsana News

Pulaski County dedicates new Experiential Center

A significant drop in visitation along with a decrease in overall need for the facility due to digital marketing mediums, prompted the strategic repurposing of the center.

SW Va. mental health patients, law enforcement see marathon wait times on detention orders - Vimarsana News

SW Va. mental health patients, law enforcement see marathon wait times on detention orders

MARION, Va. — On a Friday morning in late November, Sgt. Josh Taylor and other Marion Police officers and Smyth County deputies responded to a report of a suicidal woman holding a knife to her chest. Officers tried unsuccessfully to deescalate the situation and negotiate with the woman to drop her weapon, but the woman became violent, and the officers had to use a stun gun to subdue and disarm her, according to police accounts. The woman was detained on an emergency custody order, also known as an ECO, and taken to the Smyth County Community Hospital, where she was evaluated by a crisis ...

Help on hold: Southwest Virginia mental health patients, law enforcement see marathon wait times on detention orders - Vimarsana News

Help on hold: Southwest Virginia mental health patients, law enforcement see marathon wait times on detention orders

Jasmine Franks | Community Newspapers of Southwest Virginia On a Friday morning in late November, Sgt. Josh Taylor and other Marion Police officers and Smyth County deputies responded to a report of a suicidal woman holding a knife to her chest. Officers tried unsuccessfully to de-escalate the situation and negotiate with the woman to drop her weapon, but the woman became violent and the officers had to use a stun gun to subdue and disarm her, according to police accounts. The woman was detained on an emergency custody order, also known as an ECO, and taken to the Smyth County Com...