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Indigenous businesses get $324K in state grants - Vimarsana News

Indigenous businesses get $324K in state grants

The Montana Department of Commerce has awarded $320,000 in grants statewide to Native American-owned businesses.

150 years of events: from the Northwest District Fair to the Craft Beer Festival - Vimarsana News

150 years of events: from the Northwest District Fair to the Craft Beer Festival

Over the last 150 years, there have been many opportunities for residents and visitors of Northern Michigan to gather together for fellowship, fun and somber ceremony.

MOVIE REVIEW OF ''THE OUTPOST" - Planet Weekly - Vimarsana News

MOVIE REVIEW OF ''THE OUTPOST" - Planet Weekly

MOVIE REVIEW OF ''THE OUTPOST" “Last Castle ” director Rod Lurie’s harrowing tale of combat in Afghanistan “The Outpost” (***1/2 OUT OF ****).

How Battle Creek's First Black Officer Influenced Michigan. - Vimarsana News

How Battle Creek's First Black Officer Influenced Michigan.

On this day in Michigan’s history: John W. Patterson was born in Omaha, Nebraska on March 2, 1872. Though he wasn’t born in Michigan, John would soon move to Michigan and become an influential part of Battle Creek’s history; and even potentially protect the future social culture of Michigan with a single letter.

How Battle Creek's First Black Officer Influenced Michigan. - Vimarsana News

How Battle Creek's First Black Officer Influenced Michigan.

On this day in Michigan’s history: John W. Patterson was born in Omaha, Nebraska on March 2, 1872. Though he wasn’t born in Michigan, John would soon move to Michigan and become an influential part of Battle Creek’s history; and even potentially protect the future social culture of Michigan with a single letter.

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