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These three musicians are Hawaii's rising Stars - Vimarsana News

These three musicians are Hawaii's rising Stars

Honolulu (KHON2) – Local band Hui Pu has been on the rise for two years performing around Hawaii, they soon will release their first single called “Wanted To Be.” Hui Pu is made up of three musicians, Kalaʻi, Macyn and Dre, who met as ukulele students of Jonah Davis, the Ukulele & Guitar Instructor of Na […]

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One day only – $6 quesadillas by Quesadilla Gorilla in Visalia - Vimarsana News

One day only – $6 quesadillas by Quesadilla Gorilla in Visalia

VISALIA, Calif. (KGPE/KSEE)- Quesadilla Gorilla in Visalia is ready to celebrate its decade of business on Thursday. According to Quesadilla Gorilla business owners, the restaurant was established in 2013. This Visalia-based restaurant chain is said to be a cherished part of the community, serving and creating memorable dining experiences. “The past ten years have been an incredible […]

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Beaver Creek to hold Fall Festival Sept. 16 and 17 - Vimarsana News

Beaver Creek to hold Fall Festival Sept. 16 and 17

Beaver Creek Wildlife Education Center will host three programs on Sept. 16 and 17 as part of the center’s Fall Festival. 

Feeling Bored? Over 50 Yakima Valley Events in September! - Vimarsana News

Feeling Bored? Over 50 Yakima Valley Events in September!

Check out this full list of events happening around the Yakima Valley. What did we miss?

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Feeling Bored? Over 50 Yakima Valley Events in September! - Vimarsana News

Feeling Bored? Over 50 Yakima Valley Events in September!

Check out this full list of events happening around the Yakima Valley. What did we miss?