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Board OKs naming field after former Head Coach and Athletic Director Rick Baumann - Vimarsana News

Board OKs naming field after former Head Coach and Athletic Director Rick Baumann

ONTARIO — Discussion of naming the baseball field was brought to the Treasure Valley Community College Board of Education during the March meeting and decided on during its April meeting.

1 year of the 988 Lifeline - Vimarsana News

1 year of the 988 Lifeline

In the past year of 988 in Ohio, on average, more than 12,000 people have used this lifeline every month.

Source: 10tv.com
Ohio 988 suicide hotline sees 12,000 calls, texts each month - Vimarsana News

Ohio 988 suicide hotline sees 12,000 calls, texts each month

The program now has state funding, and Gov. Mike DeWine's administration will launch a campaign to educate Ohioans about 988.

Award will honor June Jordan, 82, artist who was a steward of the inlet – Coastal Observer - Vimarsana News

Award will honor June Jordan, 82, artist who was a steward of the inlet – Coastal Observer

By June Jordan in 2014 celebrates the opening of the new Murrells Inlet Community Center and its stage. When June Jordan, 82, passed from this world at a local hospital on the morning of April 7 after a protracted battle with cancer, the community of Murrells Inlet lost one of its brightest flowers and most ardent – though mostly unsung – supporters and environmental advocates. She was to be honored with the Murrells Inlet 2020 Golden Oyster Award for Environmental Stewardship this Sunday at 10 a.m. before the start of this year’s Spring Tide cleanup; and so she will be.  June’s sp...

Commentary: Horry County needs strong tree ordinance to deal with stormwater, development - Vimarsana News

Commentary: Horry County needs strong tree ordinance to deal with stormwater, development

In 2004, while I was a member of the Horry County Stormwater Advisory Committee, it was a privilege to have the counsel of two very concerned and well-educated men in the field: local residents Hobart Kraner, former director at Brookhaven National Laboratory, and Ian Marceau, who was heavily involved in writing (and negotiating into law) the Clean Water Act. But the county did a very poor job of listening to us. There was much angst expressed by the citizenry about clear-cutting tracts of land for development, the loss of mature trees to development and the resulting acceleration of stormwate...