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Two girls lost in the Samoan jungle led to one man's conversion - Vimarsana News

Two girls lost in the Samoan jungle led to one man's conversion

After nearly 60 years, Latter-day Saint sisters learned the unexpected good that came from their teenage misadventure.

Critical event management software simplifies disaster recovery - Vimarsana News

Critical event management software simplifies disaster recovery

Disaster recovery is never fun or easy, but critical event management software can help the process go faster and less painfully.

Critical event management software simplifies disaster recovery - Vimarsana News

Critical event management software simplifies disaster recovery

Disaster recovery is never fun or easy, but critical event management software can help the process go faster and less painfully.

Cambridge girl wins big at Augusta National golf competition - Vimarsana News

Cambridge girl wins big at Augusta National golf competition

KITCHENER -- Alexis Card of Cambridge has made her mark in the golf world. Card won the Drive, Chip, and Putt Competition for girls aged 7-9 at Augusta National in Augusta, Georgia on Sunday. “It went really well, I was really excited when I found out that I won. I put a lot of hard work into it and it was just really exciting to know it paid off,” said Card. The competition is an initiative created by the Masters. Those participating in the event qualified 18 months ago, but had to wait to compete after the 2020 version was postponed. “Just to be here in the first place was an e...

The Quake City Rumblers: A decade spent in the slow lane - Vimarsana News

The Quake City Rumblers: A decade spent in the slow lane

Speed? John Kirk-Anderson/Stuff Moped enthusiast Chris Morresey at the start of the Trans-Alpine Scooter Safari in 2012. “The group has evolved. We were in our late 20s when we started, and now we are all heading towards our 40s and looking into that part of life – marriage, mortgages and children,” Morresey said. “The bikes have gone from being quite poor quality, cheap and thrown together, with pretty much full disregard for the law ... now we have presentable bikes with working lights. We’ve gone from spray paint jobs to professional jobs.” To cement the group’s camarader...