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'Brain drain' persists in much of America's heartland - Vimarsana News

'Brain drain' persists in much of America's heartland

New data from the U.S. Census Bureau shows many rural states continue to experience brain drain, or an outmigration of individuals with a bachelor's or advanced degree. When college graduates leave rural America, they take more than just their talents with them.

Which States Have the Most Generous Secret Santas? - Vimarsana News

Which States Have the Most Generous Secret Santas?

More than eight out of ten of U.S. adults who celebrate Christmas participate in gift exchanges during the holiday season — 54% of them exchanging Secret Santa gifts.

Nebraska lawmaker looks to partner with Iowa's prescription drug donation program - Vimarsana News

Nebraska lawmaker looks to partner with Iowa's prescription drug donation program

One Nebraska lawmaker’s efforts to increase recycling have led her to explore an Iowa program to donate and reuse prescription drugs and tackle rising medication costs.

Montana LT Chris Walker intimidates foes, doesn't take run with Griz for granted - Vimarsana News

Montana LT Chris Walker intimidates foes, doesn't take run with Griz for granted

Chris Walker has an intimidating build and appearance for opponents of the Montana Grizzlies, and in two seasons has helped UM arrive on the doorstep of the national championship.

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USS Nebraska project seeks to honor the Cornhusker State - Vimarsana News

USS Nebraska project seeks to honor the Cornhusker State

“Nebraskans love and support our military, and it’s a great honor to have our communities represented on the USS Nebraska,” said Shari Veil, a dean at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.