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Bennington County's Got Talent Is BACK!! - Vimarsana News

Bennington County's Got Talent Is BACK!!

Showtime Set For February 22nd

Source: wjjr.net
Subaru, Sunrise hold children's shoes and socks giveaway - Vimarsana News

Subaru, Sunrise hold children's shoes and socks giveaway

In all, 100 pairs of shoes and socks were given to 100 children.

Bennington County's Got Talent 2024 LIVE promises 'an unforgettable night of diverse performances and entertainment' - Vimarsana News

Bennington County's Got Talent 2024 LIVE promises 'an unforgettable night of diverse performances and entertainment'

Bennington County's Got Talent returns for its seventh annual showcase of the region's best and brightest entertainers at Monument Arts & Cultural Center on Thursday, Feb. 22. This live event marks the seventh annual showcase of the county’s best talent, featuring an array of acts such as comedy, dance, live bands, solo performances, instrumentals, and more.

ATF: Bennington man allegedly bought guns in Vermont for Massachusetts gangs - Vimarsana News

ATF: Bennington man allegedly bought guns in Vermont for Massachusetts gangs

A newly filed federal criminal case against a Bennington man, Dylan Russell, shows the easy flow of unlawfully purchased guns at local stores on behalf of out-of-state gang-affiliated drug dealers to help their illegal business, court records show.

Bennington Select Board approves town budget; gets update on Benn High project - Vimarsana News

Bennington Select Board approves town budget; gets update on Benn High project

The Bennington Select Board approved a $17 million spending plan for the next fiscal year that represents a 5.69 percent increase over the current town budget. The Town Meeting warning, which was approved unanimously on Monday, will go before voters during the annual meeting in March.