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Port's McNeil, F/S' Warner took teams a step further - Vimarsana News

Port's McNeil, F/S' Warner took teams a step further

From the beginning, their goals were as clearly established as they were similar in nature: Both the Port Allegany baseball and Friendship/Scio softball teams wanted to go at least one

Doubling up: AC stars sweep Big 30 awards - Vimarsana News

Doubling up: AC stars sweep Big 30 awards

The elite company of a Big 30 Softball Player or Pitcher of the Year became a bit more crowded this year.

In Memoriam: Debra Warner, 1958-2022 - Vimarsana News

In Memoriam: Debra Warner, 1958-2022

Please join us to celebrate the life of Deb Warner. There will be an informal gathering on Sunday, August 7, from 2 to 5 p.m.,...

Hate Crimes in Our Community - Vimarsana News

Hate Crimes in Our Community

Mindy Todd is the host and producer of The Point on WCAI which examines critical issues for Cape Cod and the Islands. She brings more than 30 years of experience in radio and television to WCAI. After starting her broadcasting career as a midday DJ at WARE in Ware, Massachusetts, she quickly advanced to host of the morning drive show, which in 1981, made her one of the few women in broadcasting to anchor her own morning show. Her career has covered nearly all aspects of broadcasting. She has been a radio disc jockey, a traffic reporter, a television news anchor and reporte...

Flags fly in honor of those lost to COVID-19 in Maury County - Vimarsana News

Flags fly in honor of those lost to COVID-19 in Maury County

The Daily Herald A group of Maury County residents gathered along U.S. Highway 31 Saturday to pay tribute to more than 130 local residents who have lost their lives to the coronavirus. Together, the group worked in unison to create a grid of 131 American flags — one for each resident who passed away due to complications of the virus. Among those remembered were family, friends, employees of the local school district and the county.   Kenny Thomason placed a flag for his 82-year-old father, Houston Thomason, who passed away from the virus in September. "It's hard to lose somebody, " Tho...