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Audit finds lax state land leasing protocols cost Arizona programs millions - Vimarsana News

Audit finds lax state land leasing protocols cost Arizona programs millions

The audit affirms reporting by The Arizona Republic in 2022 that found outdated appraisals and limited regulation hamstrung the state.

Source: yahoo.com
'Schools clearly need the money': Why Hobbs now supports using more trust land money for education - Vimarsana News

'Schools clearly need the money': Why Hobbs now supports using more trust land money for education

As a senator, Gov. Katie Hobbs voted not to send the education funding plan known as Prop 123 before Arizona voters. Here's what's changed since 2015.

Source: yahoo.com
Black Hills Stock Show 2024 - Vimarsana News

Black Hills Stock Show 2024

FRIDAY, JANUARY 26 8am     Farm Credit Services of America             Horse Sale Preview (Kjerstad Event Center) 10am   CINCH Trade Show (The Monument)             Closes 7:30pm 10am   Rodeo Zone Trade Show (Ice Arena)             Closes 7:30pm...

Source: tsln.com
Concerns rise as commercial activity may come with the free hula show at Waikiki Shell - Vimarsana News

Concerns rise as commercial activity may come with the free hula show at Waikiki Shell

There are questions related to the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement's plans to stage free hula shows at Kapiolani Park. The concern centers around commercial activity at the public park.

Source: kitv.com
Montana school funding from trust land totals $57M | KiowaCountyPress.net - Vimarsana News

Montana school funding from trust land totals $57M | KiowaCountyPress.net

The funding comes from revenue from the Montana State Trust Land and will be allocated to the state's Office of Public Instruction.