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Middle school students nurture entrepreneurial spirit - Vimarsana News

Middle school students nurture entrepreneurial spirit

Middle school public students are pioneering a project-based learning programme aimed at boosting entrepreneurship. Students in business studies classes at Dellwood Middle School, Whitney Institute M...

LLCC honors African-American History Month with "A Celebration of the Arts" - Vimarsana News

LLCC honors African-American History Month with "A Celebration of the Arts"

Lincoln Land Community College (LLCC) honors African-American History Month during February with "A Celebration of the Arts."

Crane's Country Store to host Meet the Vendor Day - Vimarsana News

Crane's Country Store to host Meet the Vendor Day

Crane's Country Store, a general store with a variety of products, is holding a Meet the Vendor Day November 4 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

The Great Hanford Cycle Swap returns to the Kings Fairgrounds this weekend - Vimarsana News

The Great Hanford Cycle Swap returns to the Kings Fairgrounds this weekend

The 55th Annual Great Hanford Cycle Swap returns to the Kings Fairgrounds Friday and Saturday with motorcycle parts buying, selling, and swapping, along with one night of camping and an

Treasure Coast nonprofits dig into local history to celebrate Black History Month - Vimarsana News

Treasure Coast nonprofits dig into local history to celebrate Black History Month

Treasure Coast nonprofits dig into local history to celebrate Black History Month Lamaur Stancil, Treasure Coast Newspapers Much of the national attention for Black History Month goes to cities in Alabama or Oklahoma, the sites of major events in the civil rights movement.  On the Treasure Coast, residents are looking there too, but also locally as they celebrate Black pioneers who entered the swampland before it was a state, worshipped in Vero Beach and sold paintings along Old Dixie Highway throughout South Florida.  "I go to the Gomez Pioneer Cemetery in Hobe Sound and...

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