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Lakewood Ranch resident raises funds again for Stillpoint Mission - Vimarsana News

Lakewood Ranch resident raises funds again for Stillpoint Mission

Bob Smith raised $70,380 last year during his "Annual Appeal."

New Braunfels Utilities to hear customer concerns on higher bills - Vimarsana News

New Braunfels Utilities to hear customer concerns on higher bills

Some utility customers in New Braunfels are saying online that their bills recently have gone up $100 or more.

Indiana nonprofit seek donations to make up shortfall in 2022 campaign - Vimarsana News

Indiana nonprofit seek donations to make up shortfall in 2022 campaign

This year’s Heart of Indiana United Way campaign goal of $2 million represents the support needed in 2022 to fund vital basic needs programs.

Operation MedSafe, Community Shred Day slated for Saturday - Vimarsana News

Operation MedSafe, Community Shred Day slated for Saturday

New Braunfels Utilities employee volunteers plan to host two community events at one location on Saturday — Operation MedSafe, and Community Shred Day.

Victorville creates program to help residents impacted by COVID with paying past-due utility bills - Vimarsana News

Victorville creates program to help residents impacted by COVID with paying past-due utility bills

Victorville creates program to help residents impacted by COVID with paying past-due utility bills Victorville Daily Press Victorville residents who are behind on their utility bills due to the coronavirus pandemic may qualify for a new city program that officials say will wipe clean amounts that are past due. The Utility Bill Assistance Program — which officially started Tuesday — is for city residential or commercial customers in arrears on their water, sanitation, storm drain and household hazardous waste payments who have been adversely affected by COVID-19, officials said. If eligi...