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Just ahead of holiday shopping season, credit card interest rates hit record highs - Vimarsana News

Just ahead of holiday shopping season, credit card interest rates hit record highs

The average store-only credit card charges 30.24% (up from 28.22% last year) while the average co-branded credit card charges 27.64% (up from 25.01% last year). These figures are well above the national average for all credit cards, which clocks in at 20.72%, according to Bankrate.

Women, youth and children showcase beautiful regalia at Indigenous pageants in the Arctic - Vimarsana News

Women, youth and children showcase beautiful regalia at Indigenous pageants in the Arctic

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The Yampa River is a 'roller coaster' ride as runoff replenishes the West's reservoirs - Vimarsana News

The Yampa River is a 'roller coaster' ride as runoff replenishes the West's reservoirs

The Yampa River is full of snowmelt on its way to the Colorado River, bringing temporary relief for farms, fish and millions of people in the Southwest.

Source: kuer.org
Yampa River rages with once-in-a-decade high flows - Vimarsana News

Yampa River rages with once-in-a-decade high flows

After an epic snow year in the mountains, the Yampa River is flowing higher than it has in a decade. As water makes its way through Colorado and Utah on its way to the Colorado River and Lake Powell, the high flows are a boon for rafters, fish and farmers.

Source: azpbs.org
This wild river is a 'roller coaster' ride as the West replenishes its reservoirs - Vimarsana News

This wild river is a 'roller coaster' ride as the West replenishes its reservoirs

The Yampa River is full of snowmelt on its way to the Colorado River, bringing temporary relief for farms, fish and millions of people in the Southwest.