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Ipswich Sound City 2021: Gig lovers enjoy music festival - Vimarsana News

Ipswich Sound City 2021: Gig lovers enjoy music festival

Music fans are hoping the "fantastic" weekend festival Sound City Ipswich will be part of a revived music scene to draw people to the town. 

Alabama House approves prison plan using virus funds - Vimarsana News

Alabama House approves prison plan using virus funds

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Alabama lawmakers on Wednesday headed toward swift approval of...

Unvaccinated fuel Springfield's hospitalization surge - Vimarsana News

Unvaccinated fuel Springfield's hospitalization surge

Andy Ray must have repeated it to himself a hundred times, especially in the minutes before caregivers at HSHS St. John's Hospital leaned his head back and inserted a breathing

Florida should reject history of hate against LGBTQ+ people - Vimarsana News

Florida should reject history of hate against LGBTQ+ people

The year was 1977. Dade County had just passed a groundbreaking ordinance that protected basic human rights for residents of the Miami-Dade area, regardless of sexual orientation. Anita Bryant, well

Residents oppose rezoning request on Dunnavant Road at Leeds Council meeting - Vimarsana News

Residents oppose rezoning request on Dunnavant Road at Leeds Council meeting

By Nathan Prewett LEEDS — During a meeting of the Leeds City Council on Monday, June 7, a project to replace the city’s streetlights was authorized. Additionally, an amendment 772 public hearing was held for the council to grant funds to three nonprofits, followed by a rezoning request that was opposed by several residents. Leeds Council meeting, June 7, 2021. Photo: Nathan Prewett. The meeting began with the 772 hearing, which Mayor David Miller said is done annually. In this hearing, the council considered granting $2,000 to the Women’s Literary Club of Leeds, $2,500 to the Exceptiona...