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PRIMITIVE ARTS WORKSHOPS AT CHIEFTAINS MUSEUM - Vimarsana News

PRIMITIVE ARTS WORKSHOPS AT CHIEFTAINS MUSEUM

Chieftains Museum/Major Ridge Home is pleased to partner with Andrew Lee of The Primitive Arts LLC to present a series of Primitive Arts workshops on the…

CHIEFTAINS MARDI GRAS PARTY SCHEDULED FOR FEBRUARY - Vimarsana News

CHIEFTAINS MARDI GRAS PARTY SCHEDULED FOR FEBRUARY

Chieftains Museum/Major Ridge Home will host an evening of food and fun at the annual Mardi Gras event scheduled for Saturday, February 10th at Lawrence…

The 15 Best Things To Do In Rome, Georgia - Vimarsana News

The 15 Best Things To Do In Rome, Georgia

Rome, Georgia is best known for being home to the Berry College, which claims the largest campus of any college in the world. But other than visiting the college, this charming small town offers plenty to do—from paddling the Etowah River to shopping in a historic downtown.

The 15 Best Things To Do In Rome, Georgia - Vimarsana News

The 15 Best Things To Do In Rome, Georgia

The South is home to dozens of beautiful college campuses, but few measure up to the grandeur and scale of Berry College in Rome, Georgia. Set on 27,000 acres, Berry College claims the title of having the world’s largest campus. While the campus, partially modeled after Oxford University’s Christ Church in England, should definitely be at the top of your list of things to do in Rome, there are plenty of other reasons to visit the small town.

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Classroom Resources To Celebrate Native American Heritage Month - Vimarsana News

Classroom Resources To Celebrate Native American Heritage Month

In November, the United States honors and celebrates the customs and legacy of Native Americans.

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