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Data center operator plans town hall for project at Manassas Battlefield - Vimarsana News

Data center operator plans town hall for project at Manassas Battlefield

Data center operator QTS will hold a town hall meeting to educate the public on a future facility next to Manassas National Battlefield Park. 

K-State Salina: Tech-focused interactive kids summer programs - Vimarsana News

K-State Salina: Tech-focused interactive kids summer programs

K-State Salina will host several summer educational programs that feature hands-on learnin

Source: jcpost.com
USAID administrator urges U.S. companies to invest in Ukraine along with Kingspan, Nestle and Bayer - Vimarsana News

USAID administrator urges U.S. companies to invest in Ukraine along with Kingspan, Nestle and Bayer

The risks of investing in Ukraine are already lower than at the beginning of the war, and the opportunities are higher, the first foreign investors, such as Kingspan, Nestle and Bayer, are already investing in the country and American businesses should follow their example and get benefits, while the government will support them, said USAID administrator Samantha Power.

K-State Salina: Tech-focused interactive kids summer programs - Vimarsana News

K-State Salina: Tech-focused interactive kids summer programs

K-State SalinaKansas State University Salina Aerospace and Technology Campus will again offer interactive summer programs for children.

Officials select interim dean to lead nursing school - Vimarsana News

Officials select interim dean to lead nursing school

The search for an interim dean for the School of Nursing began in March after former Dean Mei Fu resigned in March, two months into her tenure.