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NICA gains state approval for 2025 opening - Vimarsana News

NICA gains state approval for 2025 opening

American Classical Schools of Idaho gained state approval in mid-December to open its third Idaho school in the span of six years. North Idaho Classical Academy will be located near Bonners Ferry and is scheduled to open in August 2025. The other two schools are Treasure Valley Classical Academy in Fruitland and Idaho Novus Classical Academy in Eagle.

ULM Opportunity Fund awards $50K to nine projects - Vimarsana News

ULM Opportunity Fund awards $50K to nine projects

The University of Louisiana Monroe held a press conference on November 20, 2023, to announce the 2023-2024 awardees of the ULM Opportunity Fund. Nine projects were funded with a total of $50,000 after a review process conducted by the Opportunity Fund Committee.

Source: ulm.edu
Teen charged in connection with shootings - Vimarsana News

Teen charged in connection with shootings

A 15-year-old boy was in police custody Monday morning and charged with shooting two men late last month in Dunmore, Lackawanna County District Attorney Mark Powell said in a statement.

Man fires gun inside East Lampeter CVS: Top 5 most-read stories from Sept. 5 - Sept. 10 [In Case You Missed It] - Vimarsana News

Man fires gun inside East Lampeter CVS: Top 5 most-read stories from Sept. 5 - Sept. 10 [In Case You Missed It]

Each Monday, our digital team takes a look at last week’s top stories on LancasterOnline.

Real estate developer buys former Lancaster Public Library location - Vimarsana News

Real estate developer buys former Lancaster Public Library location

Lancaster Public Library’s former North Duke Street location will be repurposed for religious and commercial use, according to a group of investors who purchased the building for $3.2 million.