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Parks & Art? Amarillo Giving Local Artists A Chance To Shine. - Vimarsana News

Parks & Art? Amarillo Giving Local Artists A Chance To Shine.

Adding some depth to our parks will come out looking amazing.

Parks & Art? Amarillo Giving Local Artists A Chance To Shine. - Vimarsana News

Parks & Art? Amarillo Giving Local Artists A Chance To Shine.

Adding some depth to our parks will come out looking amazing.

If You're Looking for Splash Pads, Amarillo Has More Than Plenty - Vimarsana News

If You're Looking for Splash Pads, Amarillo Has More Than Plenty

If you're looking for the kids to cool off this summer, go with the splash pads.

JIA director sends letter raising concerns about dredging plan - Vimarsana News

JIA director sends letter raising concerns about dredging plan

May 3—The Jekyll Island Authority has joined those protesting the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' plans to dredge in Coastal Georgia waters this summer, due to concerns that the work could severely threaten sea turtles during their nesting season. Jones Hooks, executive director of the JIA, recently sent a letter to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in which he expressed concerns about the ...

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Jekyll Island cancels Shrimp & Grits Festival for 2nd year - Vimarsana News

Jekyll Island cancels Shrimp & Grits Festival for 2nd year

Jekyll Island cancels Shrimp & Grits Festival for 2nd year Follow Us Question of the Day     By - Associated Press - Sunday, April 25, 2021 JEKYLL ISLAND, Ga. (AP) - One of coastal Georgia’s biggest food festivals has been canceled for a second straight year. Jekyll Island will forgo its Shrimp & Grits Festival this fall, The Brunswick News reported. The coronavirus pandemic forced organizers to pull the plug in 2020. Now a lack of funding from sponsors and fewer restaurants committing to participate pr...