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Hunter Biden's Conviction May Have Just Teed Up Next Major SCOTUS Second Amendment Battle - Vimarsana News

Hunter Biden's Conviction May Have Just Teed Up Next Major SCOTUS Second Amendment Battle

It's likely Hunter Biden's attorneys will mount a Second Amendment challenge to appeal his conviction.

Kirchner Building Centers' new Charleston HQ nearly ready - Vimarsana News

Kirchner Building Centers' new Charleston HQ nearly ready

The Kirchner Building Centers corporate headquarters is set in coming weeks to move into the renovated former First Financial Bank building at 820 W. Lincoln Ave. in Charleston.

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Village Treasure House awards record $305,000 in local agency grants - Vimarsana News

Village Treasure House awards record $305,000 in local agency grants

Village Treasure House, a unique, charitable consignment warehouse featuring upscale and vintage furniture and home décor, recently announced its 2023 year-end grant funding reached $305,000, the gre...

Honoring the memory of Charleston Councilmember Matthew Hutti   – The Daily Eastern News - Vimarsana News

Honoring the memory of Charleston Councilmember Matthew Hutti   – The Daily Eastern News

Whether he was known as a council member, an Eastern Illinois University alum, a Charleston native or the world’s biggest Cubs fan, Matthew Hutti will be remembered for his love for others and a smile that would never fade.   “Matthew Hutti, age 44, of Charleston, Illinois, passed away peacefully at 6:39 a.m. on Saturday,...

Charleston City Council mourns death of member Matthew Hutti - Vimarsana News

Charleston City Council mourns death of member Matthew Hutti

The Eastern Illinois University master's degree alumnus, who had muscular dystrophy, had served on the Charleston City Council since first being elected 2013.

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