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Worthington FFA officer eager to learn all facets of agriculture industry - Vimarsana News

Worthington FFA officer eager to learn all facets of agriculture industry

“I love any class that is hands-on learning. I think I learn better. All the ag teachers are great teachers — they’ll go out of their way to help a student succeed."

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Here are 5 must-try Black-owned restaurants in Alabama - Vimarsana News

Here are 5 must-try Black-owned restaurants in Alabama

Here are 5 must-try Black-owned restaurants in Alabama By Haley Laurence These five Black-owned restaurants are producing everything from barbecue to fine dining. (contributed/file) When you think of notable Alabama restaurants, chances are you’ll immediately think of a Black-owned restaurant. After all, many of the state’s oldest and most cherished restaurants are Black-owned. From Brenda’s Bar-B-Que Pit (opened in 1942) in Montgomery to Lannie’s Bar-B-Que Spot (1946) in Selma, many Black-owned restaurants have stood the test of time. There are also many new Black-owned restaurants m...

Bear Bryant died on this day in 1983: Vintage photos of Alabama legend's final game, funeral - Vimarsana News

Bear Bryant died on this day in 1983: Vintage photos of Alabama legend's final game, funeral

Bear Bryant died on this day in 1983: Vintage photos of Alabama legend’s final game, funeral Updated Jan 27, 2021; Mary Harmon Bryant didn’t want an elaborate funeral for her husband, certainly nothing at the football stadium. Her husband already had enough attention, she figured. She didn’t want music or a long list of speakers giving eulogies. Nonetheless, the service and telecasts filled three churches in downtown Tuscaloosa. Hundreds of thousands lined the streets there and in Birmingham and along the path of Interstate 59 along which Paul “Bear” Bryant was taken to his final r...

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