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New Albany, Ohio preparing for Joe Biden visit, Intel groundbreaking - Vimarsana News

New Albany, Ohio preparing for Joe Biden visit, Intel groundbreaking

New Albany officials are excited about President Biden’s visit to commemorate the groundbreaking of Intel’s microchip processing plants Sept 9.

School leaders concerned about rise in vaping - Vimarsana News

School leaders concerned about rise in vaping

Central Ohio school leaders and students involved in drug prevention programs say teens are using drugs that can be stealthy and difficult to detect.

Source: 10tv.com
A Community Thrives: Local nonprofits can apply for Gannett Foundation grants - Vimarsana News

A Community Thrives: Local nonprofits can apply for Gannett Foundation grants

Since 2017, eight Cincinnati-area organizations have been awarded grants by the Gannett Foundation, totaling $163,500. Nonprofits can apply in June.

Vigilance prescribed to help prevent Lyme disease from tick bites - Vimarsana News

Vigilance prescribed to help prevent Lyme disease from tick bites

According to information on the Ohio Department of Health's website, the number of Lyme disease cases in Ohio have become more frequent.

Can Columbus Suburban Schools Become More Inclusive? - Vimarsana News

Can Columbus Suburban Schools Become More Inclusive?

GuidesArch CityHome & StyleDiningFeaturesWeddingsLegals Can Columbus' Suburban Schools Become More Inclusive? Central Ohio suburban districts—some diverse, some not so much—are having some uncomfortable discussions about racial inequities. Columbus Monthly When Sophia Baker was in middle school, she was stopped by a police officer while riding her bike on the Bexley street where she lives. She was headed to an after-school sports practice. The officer, she recalls, said her bike “fit the description” of a stolen bicycle. Or maybe  she “fit the description.” Baker was young ...