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The 8th Annual Savannah Antiques and Architecture Weekend - Vimarsana News

The 8th Annual Savannah Antiques and Architecture Weekend

SAVANNAH, Ga (WSAV)- The National Society of The Colonial Dames of America in the State of Georgia has announced the eighth annual Savannah Antiques and Architecture Weekend. This annual event is a three-day series of presentations, tours, and events. The weekend is scheduled for March 7-9. This year will celebrate Savannah’s antiques and architectural legacy […]

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Joyce Brandt | Obituary | Lebanon Reporter - Vimarsana News

Joyce Brandt | Obituary | Lebanon Reporter

Joyce Brandt passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the Lebanon Reporter on 2024-01-03.

Those we lost in the Chattanooga area in 2023 | Chattanooga Times Free Press - Vimarsana News

Those we lost in the Chattanooga area in 2023 | Chattanooga Times Free Press

The following people were among many well-known, well-loved and well-respected Chattanooga area community members who died in the past year.

They're Tearing Down the Reconciliation Monument - Vimarsana News

They're Tearing Down the Reconciliation Monument

Why would the beautiful reconciliation monument be torn down? They promised monuments in cemeteries would remain untouched, but their agenda means everything. What is the only reason to take down a historical reconciliation statue? The US Army is removing it after a so-called bipartisan committee ma

Ann Wood Henry, of Lancaster, the first female public official in Pa. [The Scribbler] - Vimarsana News

Ann Wood Henry, of Lancaster, the first female public official in Pa. [The Scribbler]

When local historian Marion Wallace Reninger composed a booklet of “Famous Women of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania’’ in 1961, she included Ann Wood Henry.