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2 shot and killed in West Memphis within three days - Vimarsana News

2 shot and killed in West Memphis within three days

No suspect information has been released for either case as WMPD continues its investigations.

Five Low-Debt Stocks For The "Higher For Longer" Era - Vimarsana News

Five Low-Debt Stocks For The "Higher For Longer" Era

I prefer low debt stocks in any environment. But they seem especially timely now, since the Federal Reserve has stated that it will hold interest rates higher for longer.

Source: forbes.com
Cleveland City Schools' director search: Lonas cites importance of respect and planning | News - Vimarsana News

Cleveland City Schools' director search: Lonas cites importance of respect and planning | News

While responding to a question from the Cleveland City School Board on school diversity, Rhea County native Amie Wilder Lonas, who is one of three candidates under consideration to succeed

Memphis giving away $30M a year in company tax breaks | News - Vimarsana News

Memphis giving away $30M a year in company tax breaks | News

Memphis Mayor Paul Young has proposed a 28 percent property tax increase to raise tens of millions of dollars to pay first responders, fix roads and help our schools. But the city is giving away $30 million a year in tax breaks to some of Memphis' biggest companies.

Memphis giving away $30M a year in company tax breaks | News - Vimarsana News

Memphis giving away $30M a year in company tax breaks | News

Memphis Mayor Paul Young has proposed a 28 percent property tax increase to raise tens of millions of dollars to pay first responders, fix roads and help our schools. But the city is giving away $30 million a year in tax breaks to some of Memphis' biggest companies.