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Local school system recognizes 'Most Valuable Parents' - Vimarsana News

Local school system recognizes 'Most Valuable Parents'

JACKSON, Tenn. – A local school system held a luncheon to recognize their “Most Valuable Parents,” or MVPs!

Source: wbbjtv.com
Superior Health Foundation awards more than $155,000 in spring grants - Vimarsana News

Superior Health Foundation awards more than $155,000 in spring grants

In its 11-year history, the Superior Health Foundation has awarded more than $5.5 million in health-centered funding to U.P. nonprofits.

After a child's death, a 170-year-old Ky. youth welfare institution is on the verge of collapse - Vimarsana News

After a child's death, a 170-year-old Ky. youth welfare institution is on the verge of collapse

Bellewood and Brooklawn has been serving Kentucky children since the 1850s. But after the death of a child there last July was ruled a homicide, the institution faces an uncertain future.

Source: wkms.org
Newport News man spent decades trying to clear his name of murder — and got a second chance. Now he's headed back to prison. – Daily Press - Vimarsana News

Newport News man spent decades trying to clear his name of murder — and got a second chance. Now he's headed back to prison. – Daily Press

After being paroled in 2018 on a decades old murder charge, Nathaniel Pierce is now back in custody — courtesy of a cocaine-fueled car crash in January 2020, and two felony counts of assaulting police officers in the ensuing arrest.

Tupelo family battles politics, indifference, and suspected fraud in federal health care program - Vimarsana News

Tupelo family battles politics, indifference, and suspected fraud in federal health care program

Natalie Gunnells had finally secured some assistance from Mississippi’s political class for her 23-year-old son Patrick, who has severe autism.