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Vail Youth Ballet Co. performs Saturday - Vimarsana News

Vail Youth Ballet Co. performs Saturday

Spring is often thought of as a symbolic time of the year, representing new beginnings with the melting of snow and awakening of flowers, migration of birds and planting of flowers. The Vail Youth Ballet...

1971 Linden Bulldogs honored at North game - Vimarsana News

1971 Linden Bulldogs honored at North game

LINDEN – There is always time to remember the champions of the past. The 1971 Linden Bulldog team, the winners of the 1971, and final, Montgomery County basketball tournament, were honored …

'The Nutcracker' brings holiday vibes to Beaver Creek - Vimarsana News

'The Nutcracker' brings holiday vibes to Beaver Creek

For over 20 years, “The Nutcracker” has been performed by the Vail Youth Ballet Company during the holiday season. The music of Tchaikovsky, the ornate decor and spectacular costumes all set the tone to get...

Scott Barclay Dedicates Life To Keeping ASU Men's Gymnastics Alive – Arizona Daily Independent - Vimarsana News

Scott Barclay Dedicates Life To Keeping ASU Men's Gymnastics Alive – Arizona Daily Independent

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How Scott Barclay dedicated life to keeping ASU men's gymnastics alive - Vimarsana News

How Scott Barclay dedicated life to keeping ASU men's gymnastics alive

Former ASU gymnast Scott Barclay witnessed funding get cut from the Sun Devils men’s gymnastics program in 1993. Over the past 30 years, the ASU Hall of Famer has creatively worked to ensure the school’s decision wasn’t a death sentence for the program.

Source: azpbs.org