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Bill Vernon: 1926-2023 - Evanston RoundTable - Vimarsana News

Bill Vernon: 1926-2023 - Evanston RoundTable

Bill Vernon, a lifelong learner, historian, and reader, who lived for his family, his faith, and his community, died on March 20 in Sarasota,

Cat's Grumpy Reaction to Owner Dancing Amuses Internet: 'Not Having It' - Vimarsana News

Cat's Grumpy Reaction to Owner Dancing Amuses Internet: 'Not Having It'

"I just wouldn't dance close to him... that's all," one user said.

Elected Pettis County Officials Sworn in at Courthouse - Vimarsana News

Elected Pettis County Officials Sworn in at Courthouse

Elected Pettis County Officials Sworn In At Courthouse In attendance were friends and relatives of elected officials, such as that of Sheriff-Elect Brad Anders. “It's a great feeling,” Anders remarked after the brief ceremony. “It's overwhelming,” Anders said when asked about his feelings about the process of becoming sheriff of Pettis County. “The responsibility, the honor of being elected to this position is just overwhelming.” Anders admitted it's time to go to work. “There's a lot of things to do, and we're going to hit it from day one,” he said. Dr. Anders officially take...

'Unsolvable': Forensic sleuth says he's identified a long-dead WWI doughboy, but whose job is it to bring him home? - U.S. - Vimarsana News

'Unsolvable': Forensic sleuth says he's identified a long-dead WWI doughboy, but whose job is it to bring him home? - U.S.

By WYATT OLSON | STARS AND STRIPES Published: December 10, 2020 When Beverly Dillon’s home phone rang on a late summer evening in 2019, she ignored it. She didn’t recognize the number and assumed it was a pesky marketing call to her home in a small Montana town near Glacier National Park. But as the caller began leaving a message on her old-fashioned answering machine — mentioning the surnames Vincent and McAllister — Dillon raced to pick up the phone. “Yes! I was a Vincent before I was a Dillon, and my grandmother's maiden name was McAllister,” the self-described “genealogy ...