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Pucks' donation enables trail expansion | News - Vimarsana News

Pucks' donation enables trail expansion | News

A large donation to the City of Manning will allow another segment of the city’s trail system to be constructed. At the May 16 city council meeting, the City of

Construction On The Second Half Of Lakeshore Drive In Lake View Is Expected To Get Underway After Labor Day - Vimarsana News

Construction On The Second Half Of Lakeshore Drive In Lake View Is Expected To Get Underway After Labor Day

At the latest council meeting, Lake View city officials held a public hearing on the plans, specifications, form of contract, and estimated costs for the

North Main Street Patching Project In Carroll Begins Monday Morning - Vimarsana News

North Main Street Patching Project In Carroll Begins Monday Morning

Carroll city officials are reminding drivers that several blocks of North Main Street will be closed to motor vehicle traffic beginning this (Monday) morning

CCSD Board Of Education Has Awarded A Bid To Ten Point Construction For the Driveway Project At the High School - Vimarsana News

CCSD Board Of Education Has Awarded A Bid To Ten Point Construction For the Driveway Project At the High School

The Carroll Community School District (CCSD) Board of Education met last night and gave an update on the driveway project at the high school. Superintendent, Dr

Carroll City Council Approves Contracts For 2022 Street Restoration And Engineering Contracts For Wastewater Plant - Vimarsana News

Carroll City Council Approves Contracts For 2022 Street Restoration And Engineering Contracts For Wastewater Plant

The Carroll City Council has approved contracts for upcoming work on city streets and at the community's wastewater treatment plant. City officials shelved