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Woman arrested, charged with murder of Macon woman - Vimarsana News

Woman arrested, charged with murder of Macon woman

A woman was arrested Thursday in connection with the murder of a Macon woman.

Source: yahoo.com
UPDATE: Arrest made in deadly shooting on Montpelier Avenue - 41NBC News - Vimarsana News

UPDATE: Arrest made in deadly shooting on Montpelier Avenue - 41NBC News

Deputies arrived on scene and found 49-year-old Ernestine Frye with a single gunshot wound.

Source: 41nbc.com
Students beautifying Wintersville with a new mural | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Students beautifying Wintersville with a new mural | News, Sports, Jobs

WINTERSVILLE — An image of beauty and symbol of local pride is being added to the village through the efforts of students from two local schools. Under the

Here lies Colin Powell… - Vimarsana News

Here lies Colin Powell…

Following his death from Covid-19 earlier this week, former US Secretary of State Colin Powell's legacy will be examined by many people for many different reasons. Some will eulogise him as one of A...

Ocala couple can't wait to get back onboard a cruise ship - Vimarsana News

Ocala couple can't wait to get back onboard a cruise ship

Ocala couple can't wait to get back onboard a cruise ship Andy Fillmore Jim and Roberta Cullen have taken 65 sea cruises in the past 20 years. They can't wait for COVID-19 pandemic restrictions to be lifted so they can embark on No. 66. "We miss our cruises; it's sad," said Roberta Cullen, 67, as she and Jim, 71, recalled highlights of their many cruises recently during a visit at their On Top of the World home. The Cullens met in Los Angeles Roberta Cullen is a native of Honolulu. Her grandfather opened the Palama Settlement, a charitable outreach in the area, in the early 1900s.

Source: ocala.com