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Tennessee Sues Six Online Alcohol Retailers | Dickinson Wright - Vimarsana News

Tennessee Sues Six Online Alcohol Retailers | Dickinson Wright

On July 14, the State of Tennessee filed a federal lawsuit in the Middle District of Tennessee against six businesses that operate retail alcohol websites. The Complaint alleges that...

Know Your Honey - Vimarsana News

Know Your Honey

One of the most asked questions from honey consumers, it’s understandable where their confusion comes from. Some jars are labeled “Sourwood,” “Lavender,” “Tupelo,” or some other flower variety. Others aren’t

City of Clarksville gives Fireworks Safety Tips, lists Firework Regulations - Clarksville Online - Clarksville News, Sports, Events and Information - Vimarsana News

City of Clarksville gives Fireworks Safety Tips, lists Firework Regulations - Clarksville Online - Clarksville News, Sports, Events and Information

Clarksville, TN - The Fourth of July is around the corner, so the City of Clarksville is acquainting residents with information about local fireworks

OPINION | DRIVETIME MAHATMA: How to do left lanes right way - Vimarsana News

OPINION | DRIVETIME MAHATMA: How to do left lanes right way

Dear Mahatma: We are traveling to the capital city a couple of times a week for medical issues and I now understand how those multilane highways are to be driven. The objective is to find someone driving at a speed you like and drive right beside them at that speed in the adjacent lane. -- Retired and Riding the Roads

Officials surprised in body part sales case involving Arkansas woman - Vimarsana News

Officials surprised in body part sales case involving Arkansas woman

A Pennsylvania man who pleaded guilty last week in federal court admitted to buying stolen body parts from an Arkansas woman as well as from individuals in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania in an investigation that has so far snared seven people in four states stretching from New England to Arkansas and sparked a class-action lawsuit in Massachusetts.