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SOMEWHERE IN FLORIDA — Within the mornings, the employees of Bryce Adams’s OnlyFans empire buzz in by way of a camera-wired safety gate, roll up the winding driveway that price $120,000 to pave and park exterior Adams’s $2.5 million home-office-studio advanced. A big American flag waves from a pole above their workplace door. So does…

The future of energy could look like New Orleans East - Vimarsana News

The future of energy could look like New Orleans East

Entergy’s new power plant was supposed to help New Orleans East recover after a storm like Hurricane Ida. When it didn’t, residents started pushing for cleaner, safer energy.

Local bands perform at Hendershot's to support Athens Resonates | Arts & Culture - Vimarsana News

Local bands perform at Hendershot's to support Athens Resonates | Arts & Culture

On Saturday evening, Well Kept, Night Palace, and T. Hardy Morris all came together at Hendershot’s to play original music and support local organization Athens Resonates. Prior to the three

Athens musician, UGA grad to perform album 6 years in the making - Vimarsana News

Athens musician, UGA grad to perform album 6 years in the making

Athens-based musician and Hugh Hodgson School of Music graduate Avery Leigh Draut spent six years making her band Night Palace's debut album.

The future of energy could look like New Orleans East - Vimarsana News

The future of energy could look like New Orleans East

Entergy’s new power plant was supposed to help New Orleans East recover after a storm like Hurricane Ida. When it didn’t, residents started pushing for cleaner, safer energy.