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New NFL Kickoff/ Return Rule Changes: Remaining Questions, Likely Outcomes and Effects of new NFL Kickoff/ Returns Format for Upcoming 2024 Season - Vimarsana News

New NFL Kickoff/ Return Rule Changes: Remaining Questions, Likely Outcomes and Effects of new NFL Kickoff/ Returns Format for Upcoming 2024 Season

In the 2023 NFL season, the kickoff return was almost dead, with nearly 80 percent of kickoff plays resulting in a booming kick and a touchback to the 25 yard line. Staying awake during kickoffs...

Reno County's $80 million budget falls just short of revenue neutral - Vimarsana News

Reno County's $80 million budget falls just short of revenue neutral

The budget relies on spending down carryover, trimming courthouse repair and remodeling funding, and reducing employee benefits fund.

Southern Regional Education Board recognizes DeKalb County Board of Education with various awards - Vimarsana News

Southern Regional Education Board recognizes DeKalb County Board of Education with various awards

The DeKalb County Board of Education was awarded the District Leadership Award by the Southern Regional Education Board during last Thursday’s board meeting.

Troy D. Phillips | News, Sports, Jobs - News and Sentinel - Vimarsana News

Troy D. Phillips | News, Sports, Jobs - News and Sentinel

Troy D. Phillips Troy Dempsey Phillips, 50, of Williamstown, WV, passed away May 11, 2021, at Marietta Memorial Hospital surrounded by family and friends. He was born Sept. 17, 1970, in Cambridge, a son of the late Dempsey O. Phillips and Charlotte Ann Hannahs Phillips of Marietta, OH. Troy was a Safety Supervisor for the Carpenter’s Union #356 of Marietta. He was a graduate of Warren High Class of 1988 and attended Washington State Community College where he received an LPN degree. He was a Lieutenant in the Williamstown Volunteer Fire Department, a Pro-Board Certified State Fire-fighter, ...