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Judge's Senior Status Reversal To Screw Joe Biden Just More Reason For Sweeping Judicial Reform - Vimarsana News

Judge's Senior Status Reversal To Screw Joe Biden Just More Reason For Sweeping Judicial Reform

As if federal judges don't claim enough extra-constitutional authority.

October 2021 Pro Bono in the Legal Industry, Law Firm Hiring and Innovation - Vimarsana News

October 2021 Pro Bono in the Legal Industry, Law Firm Hiring and Innovation

Happy Halloween! We’re back with the second edition of the October 2021 Legal Roundup News Column. Read on for the latest news in law firm hiring, pro bono work, and law firm innovation.

Application to increase bonding capacity back on Cabell County agenda - Vimarsana News

Application to increase bonding capacity back on Cabell County agenda

HUNTINGTON — Action for the process of increasing the bonding capacity for Tanyard Station is on the Cabell County Commission agenda for this week.

Federal Funding For Proposed Ballard County Riverport 'In Review' - Vimarsana News

Federal Funding For Proposed Ballard County Riverport 'In Review'

An economic development partnership representing far western Kentucky counties along the Mississippi River announced Tuesday the U.S. Department of Transportation is still reviewing WAVE’s application for a $14 million grant to help fund the development of a river commerce port in Wickliffe.

Source: wkms.org
World's 5th biggest economy now fully open to hemp/CBD products - Vimarsana News

World's 5th biggest economy now fully open to hemp/CBD products

California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a bill into law making hemp/CBD supplements and foods legal after an unsettled period in which the state health department was following a federal lead in ruling that CBD was not a legal dietary ingredient.