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ChoiceOne Bank opens remodeled Fremont branch - Grand Rapids Business Journal - Vimarsana News

ChoiceOne Bank opens remodeled Fremont branch - Grand Rapids Business Journal

ChoiceOne Bank held a grand reopening for its renovated branch office in Fremont.

Source: grbj.com
Blue Ridge Area Food Bank sees demand rising again - Vimarsana News

Blue Ridge Area Food Bank sees demand rising again

The Blue Ridge Area Food Bank is working to combat childhood food hunger with area partners by serving 7,500 children per month across Lynchburg and the counties of Bedford, Amherst,

Glenwood Canyon restoration continues, summer closures to be weather dependent - Vimarsana News

Glenwood Canyon restoration continues, summer closures to be weather dependent

Repairing Glenwood Canyon, Interstate-70 and mitigating future debris flow damages has cost state, federal and local governments about $27 million so far, a Colorado Department of Transportation spokesperson said. Joined by partnering agencies, CDOT Executive...

Prep work continues in Glenwood Canyon ahead of possible spring, summer slides - Vimarsana News

Prep work continues in Glenwood Canyon ahead of possible spring, summer slides

The Colorado Department of Transportation is wrapping up one project and ready to start others in Glenwood Canyon to protect infrastructure, but officials say they recognize I-70 is also at the mercy of Mother Nature this spring and summer.

Glenwood Canyon restoration continues, summer closures to be weather dependent - Vimarsana News

Glenwood Canyon restoration continues, summer closures to be weather dependent

Repairing Glenwood Canyon, Interstate-70 and mitigating future debris flow damages has cost state, federal and local governments about $27 million so far, a Colorado Department of Transportation spokesperson said.