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Council lauds first responders for service - Vimarsana News

Council lauds first responders for service

Accounts of bravery and compassion were numerous at last week’s Paris City Council meeting as the Red River Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution presented awards to several

Drexler will talk about archeology at Columbia County Library - Vimarsana News

Drexler will talk about archeology at Columbia County Library

Dr. Carl G. Drexler, archeologist at the Southern Arkansas Station, Arkansas Archeology Survey, will discuss examples of archeological sites within Columbia County from noon to 1 p.m. Tuesday, March 5

Dakota Credit Union Foundation raises $25K for CMN Hospital - Vimarsana News

Dakota Credit Union Foundation raises $25K for CMN Hospital

FARGO, N.D. – The Dakota Credit Union Foundation (Foundation) held its 7th Annual Golf Scramble on Wednesday, Aug. 16, 2023, at Rose Creek Golf Course in Fargo, North Dakota. The day was dedicated to launching fundraising for a new micro-preemie care unit at Fargo’s Sanford Children’s Hospital, the state’s only Children’s Miracle Network (CMN) Hospital.

Cultiv8Community plans outdoors education for kids - Vimarsana News

Cultiv8Community plans outdoors education for kids

Texas Parks & Wildlife recently announced it has awarded $70,000 to Cultiv8Community, a Lamar County-based nonprofit organization designed to offer environmental education and outdoor life experience to under-served youth in

Garden Glory: Red River master naturalists clean up area for butterflies - Vimarsana News

Garden Glory: Red River master naturalists clean up area for butterflies

A large butterfly garden established more than a decade ago by a fifth grade gifted class of future problem solvers at Aikin Elementary School needs constant maintenance, an issue that