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CKCU: All Those Years Ago - All Those Years Ago - Vimarsana News

CKCU: All Those Years Ago - All Those Years Ago

All Those Years Ago will not air tonight at 12:00. I will return with the show next Thursday morning June 15 at 12:00 AM. Chris Harold

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More work done at Green Valley Park lakes - Vimarsana News

More work done at Green Valley Park lakes

One thing that I love about Payson is the willingness of the community to work together to make things better.

Bowie County Sheriff's Arrest 63 Last Week - Vimarsana News

Bowie County Sheriff's Arrest 63 Last Week

Good job Bowie County, the numbers went in a more acceptable direction, down, last week. Make no mistake, your Bowie County Sheriff's deputies stayed busy with a total of 63 arrests during the week, which was 25 less than the week before. BCSO brought in 22 of those, while other area law enforcement agencies brought in 41.

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Bowie County Sheriff's Arrest 63 Last Week - Vimarsana News

Bowie County Sheriff's Arrest 63 Last Week

Good job Bowie County, the numbers went in a more acceptable direction, down, last week. Make no mistake, your Bowie County Sheriff's deputies stayed busy with a total of 63 arrests during the week, which was 25 less than the week before. BCSO brought in 22 of those, while other area law enforcement agencies brought in 41.

Bowie County Sheriff's Arrest 63 Last Week - Vimarsana News

Bowie County Sheriff's Arrest 63 Last Week

Good job Bowie County, the numbers went in a more acceptable direction, down, last week. Make no mistake, your Bowie County Sheriff's deputies stayed busy with a total of 63 arrests during the week, which was 25 less than the week before. BCSO brought in 22 of those, while other area law enforcement agencies brought in 41.

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