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SBC President Bart Barber apologizes for filing amicus brief - Vimarsana News

SBC President Bart Barber apologizes for filing amicus brief

Southern Baptist Convention President Bart Barber admitted Monday that he approved joining a controversial amicus brief filed on behalf of the SBC Executive Committee, the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and Lifeway Christian Resources challenging the validity of new legislation in Kentucky that allows child sex abuse survivors to sue non-perpetrator third parties such as churches and schools retroactively.

Downtown businesses look forward to outdoor dining - Vimarsana News

Downtown businesses look forward to outdoor dining

Al fresco sidewalk dining is coming to downtown and business owners are happy about it.

Downtown businesses look forward to outdoor dining - Vimarsana News

Downtown businesses look forward to outdoor dining

Al fresco sidewalk dining is coming to downtown Oroville, and business owners are happy about it.

If I-794 is removed, downtown's Clybourn Street lift bridge would likely be replaced - Vimarsana News

If I-794 is removed, downtown's Clybourn Street lift bridge would likely be replaced

Clybourn Street, which currently has one-way traffic west of North Van Buren Street, would be converted to a two-way boulevard if I-794 was removed.

Source: yahoo.com
Police, businesses team up to talk safety - Vimarsana News

Police, businesses team up to talk safety

Community members and business owners gathered at the convention center Monday to network with and listen to speakers from local law enforcement, city administration and elected officials during a public safety workshop hosted by the Oroville Police Department and the Oroville Community Development Coalition.