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Young Farmers rise to Next Generation challenge - Vimarsana News

Young Farmers rise to Next Generation challenge

BRITAIN’S future farmers more than rose to the challenge when faced with a broad spectrum of agricultural-related competitions and disciplines at…

Here are 8 local coffees shops to try in Bay County - Vimarsana News

Here are 8 local coffees shops to try in Bay County

Whether its a hot latte or imported from another country, Bay County has several hidden gems where you can find a great cup of coffee.

Bay County welcomed more than 25 restaurants in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Bay County welcomed more than 25 restaurants in 2022

In 2022, Bay County has welcome more than 25 new and returning restaurants, bars, cafes, and more across the county.

Crowd gets sneak peek at Prattville's $37 million 'gin shop' project - Vimarsana News

Crowd gets sneak peek at Prattville's $37 million 'gin shop' project

The $37 million project is more than just another apartment build. It’s being credited for kicking off another round of downtown revitalization.

Slavery's ghost haunts cotton gin factory's transformation - Vimarsana News

Slavery's ghost haunts cotton gin factory's transformation

A construction project in Alabama demonstrates the difficulty of telling complicated U.S. history in 2022. What was once the world's largest cotton gin factory is being renovated into apartments. Enslaved people were used to build the factory, which played a key role in the expansion of slavery before the Civil War. Some people in Prattville want their story told along with that of its founder, Daniel Pratt. But it's hard to honor the past without stirring conservative opposition. A historian says relatively few commercial sites linked to slavery recognize that past, so the developer...

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