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Teens try to piece together lives after gambling addiction - Vimarsana News

Teens try to piece together lives after gambling addiction

A 15-year-old boy said he wishes he could turn the clock back to before he began gambling, as he has been staying in the remote rural village of Muju for a treatment program after losing more than 100 million won ($76,934) to gambling.

Korea awakens to chilliest autumn morning this year - Vimarsana News

Korea awakens to chilliest autumn morning this year

South Korea woke up to the coldest autumn morning this year so far on Thursday due to cold air moving in from the north, with some areas seeing the mercury drop below zero, the national weather agency said. The morning low in Seoul came to 10.2 degrees Celsius, down four degrees from the previous day’s 14.2 C, while the figure for Incheon, just 27 kilometers west of Seoul, plunged to 12.4 C as of Thursday at 8 ...

JB Financial Group vows to be 'small yet strong' on 10th anniversary - Vimarsana News

JB Financial Group vows to be 'small yet strong' on 10th anniversary

JB Financial Group aims to evolve into a small yet highly profitable financial group, according to a long-term plan announced last Saturday at a ceremony marking its 10th anniversary in Muju County, North Jeolla Province.

[INTERVIEW] 'In climate crisis, city kids need a second hometown' - Vimarsana News

[INTERVIEW] 'In climate crisis, city kids need a second hometown'

GURYE, South Jeolla Province - Several teachers of Jungdong Elementary School, deep in the countryside of South Jeolla Province, are busy setting up three barbecues at the school's...

[INTERVIEW] 'In climate crisis, city kids need a second hometown' - Vimarsana News

[INTERVIEW] 'In climate crisis, city kids need a second hometown'

Wrapping up his interview with The Korea Times on Tuesday, Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education Superintendent Cho Hee-yeon asked the reporter a favor: he wanted his story published full-page with lots of pictures showing Seoul kids enjoying their time in rural villages of Jeolla provinces with new teachers, friends and neighborhoods that are naturally well-preserved. Cho has high hopes. Having introduced a live-and-study-countryside program for elementary and middle school students in Seoul two years ago, he wants it promoted not just within the country but also outside Korea. Cho first lau...