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Vaping awareness Auburn University - Vimarsana News

Vaping awareness Auburn University

A vaping awareness program is coming to Auburn University to bring attention to the vaping crisis among the youth today.

Source: oanow.com
Operation Wipe Out Cervical Cancer: Eliminating the disease by 2033 - Vimarsana News

Operation Wipe Out Cervical Cancer: Eliminating the disease by 2033

Dr. Isabel Scarinci shares her story of contracting polio as a child to show people how vaccines cam prevent needless suffering.

Source: wvtm13.com
TRAFFIC ALERT: Part of Cusseta Road 299 in Chambers County closed - Vimarsana News

TRAFFIC ALERT: Part of Cusseta Road 299 in Chambers County closed

CHAMBERS COUNTY, Ala. (WRBL) — Some lanes of a Chambers County road are closed as trees are being trimmed in the area. The work primarily impacts Cusseta Road 299 between Cusseta Road 83 and 22nd Avenue SW. The project is expected to be finished in two or three weeks. You can take a look at […]

Source: yahoo.com
Former candidate for city council in Chambers County community arrested, accused of election fraud - Vimarsana News

Former candidate for city council in Chambers County community arrested, accused of election fraud

A former candidate for City Council in the community of Beach City in Chambers County has been arrested, accused of election fraud.

Barbers Hill ISD violating CROWN Act while punishing Black student with dreadlocks, lawmaker says – Houston Public Media - Vimarsana News

Barbers Hill ISD violating CROWN Act while punishing Black student with dreadlocks, lawmaker says – Houston Public Media

Darryl George, an 18-year-old Black student at Barbers Hill High School, has faced disciplinary action all school year because he wears dreadlocks and has refused to cut them. The school district claims its issue is with George's hair length and not his hairstyle, the latter of which is protected by a new Texas law.