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Hundreds sign petition asking Carroll County Ag Center to remove AR-15 rifle from planned gun raffle Saturday - Vimarsana News

Hundreds sign petition asking Carroll County Ag Center to remove AR-15 rifle from planned gun raffle Saturday

The Carroll County Agriculture Center’s decision to hold a gun raffle Saturday, including the auction of a custom AR-15 semi-automatic rifle, during The Sportsman’s Bonanza and Dinner, has drawn criticism from a few hundred county residents.

Hundreds sign petition asking Carroll County Ag Center to remove AR-15 rifle from planned gun raffle Saturday - Vimarsana News

Hundreds sign petition asking Carroll County Ag Center to remove AR-15 rifle from planned gun raffle Saturday

The Carroll County Agriculture Center’s decision to hold a gun raffle Saturday, including the auction of a custom AR-15 semi-automatic rifle, during The Sportsman’s Bonanza and Dinner, has drawn criticism from a few hundred county residents.

Ruth Bell Graham biographer discusses her and book - Vimarsana News

Ruth Bell Graham biographer discusses her and book

Author and professor Anne Blue Wills discusses Ruth Graham and the biography in a Q&A.

A biography of Ruth Bell Graham explores an icon of evangelical womanhood - Vimarsana News

A biography of Ruth Bell Graham explores an icon of evangelical womanhood

(RNS) — Graham opposed the women’s rights movements even as she benefited from some of its gains by becoming a public figure sought after as a speaker and writer in her own right.

Indiana's 20-month emergency order debated during public testimony | Politics - Vimarsana News

Indiana's 20-month emergency order debated during public testimony | Politics

INDIANAPOLIS—A proposal that would end Indiana’s 20-month emergency order led to more than five hours of debate and public testimony in the Indiana House chamber Tuesday.