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Texas Mother-Daughter Books Are More a Shot of Whiskey than a Sip of Tea - Vimarsana News

Texas Mother-Daughter Books Are More a Shot of Whiskey than a Sip of Tea

Undoubtedly, mother-daughter relationships are as varied in the Lone Star State as anywhere else on the planet, but in my experience, Texas moms are tough.

Desecration of Bronte country: The bleak beauty of the moors inspired Wuthering Heights. But if a faceless Saudi company has its way, these hills will be scarred by 65 wind turbines 100ft taller than the Blackpool Tower - Vimarsana News

Desecration of Bronte country: The bleak beauty of the moors inspired Wuthering Heights. But if a faceless Saudi company has its way, these hills will be scarred by 65 wind turbines 100ft taller than the Blackpool Tower

ROBERT HARDMAN: Emily Bronte gave it the name 'Wuthering Heights', home of the heroine Cathy Earnshaw.

Don Holloway Jr. - Vimarsana News

Don Holloway Jr.

Donald Byrd Holloway Jr., known affectionately by friends and family as Don, passed away peacefully Friday, Dec. 22, 2023, at NHC of Cookeville.

Top Illinois COVID-19 official paid her assistant $1 million in emergency funds - Vimarsana News

Top Illinois COVID-19 official paid her assistant $1 million in emergency funds

The government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic pushed an astonishing number of businesses into bankruptcy. But there’s no denying that there have been some winners in the federal government’s $5 trillion federal spending spree. That figure included $745 billion in direct aid to state and local governments.

State emergency agency can't blow off resignations, sky-high billings - Vimarsana News

State emergency agency can't blow off resignations, sky-high billings

Leaders should stop playing coy about key resignations at the Illinois Emergency Management Agency. Just last week, the director’s executive assistant quit when the Sun-Times pressed her about billings that reached $48K a month.