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Pest Control in Amarillo a Much Welcomed Expense - Vimarsana News

Pest Control in Amarillo a Much Welcomed Expense

I am one of those that if there is a project I can take on at home, I will. I like to save money when I can. I also don't mind hiring the professionals to take care of the stuff I can't.

Weekend events: A brass quintet concert plus plenty of Halloween events - Vimarsana News

Weekend events: A brass quintet concert plus plenty of Halloween events

Looking for something to do this weekend? Check out these events throughout the Fremont area.

Check out the many area entertainment options for the upcoming week - Vimarsana News

Check out the many area entertainment options for the upcoming week

Get in the Halloween spirit by taking part in one of several area Halloween events.

Annie Garde, host of The Pea Green Boat, is retiring Oct. 9th - Vimarsana News

Annie Garde, host of The Pea Green Boat, is retiring Oct. 9th

Annie Garde the longtime host of Montana Public Radio’s children’s programs The Pea Green Boat and The Children’s Corner is retiring on October 9th.To celebrate, she'll have special guests all week at 4 p.m. on the Pea Green Boat.

Source: mtpr.org
What We Talk About When We Talk About Cicadas (Rebroadcast) - Vimarsana News

What We Talk About When We Talk About Cicadas (Rebroadcast)

Cicadas. That's it, that's the caption. Not in a good way. There’s no easy way to tell you that the cicadas are here. And our home, Washington, D.C., is the likely epicenter of the nearly once-in-a-generation swarm. “Yeah, it’s really bad news,”  Here are some things you should know about cicadas. They are loud. They are bigger than a quarter. When they emerge, they are horny. There will be billions of them. But the cicadas don’t sting or bite. Yay.  

Source: kasu.org