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Real estate company expands into home construction - Vimarsana News

Real estate company expands into home construction

Northcutt Real Estate – headed by Bryan and Claire Northcutt – has served DeKalb County since 2013, offering nightly, extended stay or long-term rental properties.

Hope Lutheran students celebrate and learn from veterans during special concert - Vimarsana News

Hope Lutheran students celebrate and learn from veterans during special concert

IDAHO FALLS – Hope Lutheran Church and School celebrated Veterans Day this year with a children’s concert dedicated to local members of the military. Elementary students invited local veterans to celebrate with them as they sang songs, played instruments and told the audience about what America means to them. The performance was dedicated to veterans, […]

Mystery Alaska movie review & film summary (1999) - Vimarsana News

Mystery Alaska movie review & film summary (1999)

"Mystery, Alaska" is sweet, pleasant, low-key, inoffensive and unnecessary. It sticks up for underdogs, nice people and small towns, and doesn't like big corporations, adulterers, TV producers and New Yorkers in general. It contains not only a big game with a thrilling finish but also a courtroom scene, a funeral scene, an innocent teenage sex scene, a change-of-heart scene and a lot of scenery. No one falls through the ice and almost drowns, but we can't hope for everything.

California Venues: Can They Afford to Stage Concerts? - Vimarsana News

California Venues: Can They Afford to Stage Concerts?

Greek Theatre at UC Berkeley While the easing of restrictions for music venues this month is welcome news for California venues, many say they are still unlikely to host concerts for months. The California Dept. of Public Health has said both outdoor and indoor concerts can resume starting April 15. The state's Blueprint for a Safer Economy reopening framework will allow music venues to welcome fans back if their county or city is in the red, orange or yellow tiers so long as the business adheres to capacity limitations and modifications including physical distancing, advance t...