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New book written by Grand Rapids author honors Dr. King's legacy - Vimarsana News

New book written by Grand Rapids author honors Dr. King's legacy

“Dr. King himself wouldn't want to be honored, he would want all of the people who participated in the movement to be honored,” Jelks said.

Source: wzzm13.com
Northwestern Mutual Announces Executive Leadership Changes - Vimarsana News

Northwestern Mutual Announces Executive Leadership Changes

/PRNewswire/ -- Northwestern Mutual Chairman, President and CEO John Schlifske today announced leadership changes to strengthen the company's senior leadership...

Northwestern Mutual Announces Executive Leadership Changes - Vimarsana News

Northwestern Mutual Announces Executive Leadership Changes

/PRNewswire/ -- Northwestern Mutual Chairman, President and CEO John Schlifske today announced leadership changes to strengthen the company's senior leadership...

Mac's Bar-B-Que in Dallas Will Close After 55 Years – Texas Monthly - Vimarsana News

Mac's Bar-B-Que in Dallas Will Close After 55 Years – Texas Monthly

Mac’s Bar-B-Que in Dallas Will Close After 55 Years After 66 years, the Dallas barbecue institution will shut its doors. Proprietor Billy McDonald couldn’t be happier about it. July 21, 2021 Deb Schultz and Billy McDonald, who have kept Mac's running for decades—until now. "I just want a little time off," says McDonald. Photograph by Daniel Vaughn Fans of the Dallas institution Mac’s Bar-B-Que have just a few days left to visit before Billy McDonald flips the sign to “Closed” one last time. “It’s time to go,” says McDonald. The 67-year-old has operated the restaurant, which ...

Return to Haverhill classrooms delayed - Vimarsana News

Return to Haverhill classrooms delayed

Dec 31, 2020 HAVERHILL — The city's public school students will continue learning remotely from home for several more weeks to help stop the spread of COVID-19. Students citywide have been on an extended period of fully remote learning since Thanksgiving to keep the virus from spreading among children and teachers. That fully remote program was scheduled to be phased out starting next week, with special needs students and those in kindergarten to grade five returning to classrooms.  The school district has scrapped that plan, however, deciding more time away from classrooms is need...