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1 year later: The Edwardsville Amazon warehouse collapse - Vimarsana News

1 year later: The Edwardsville Amazon warehouse collapse

On Dec. 10, 2021, tornadoes blew away homes in Defiance and collapsed an Amazon warehouse Edwardsville, killing seven.

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NFTWatch: Van Jensen to Publish NFT Comics With Leri Greer as Eon Rift - Vimarsana News

NFTWatch: Van Jensen to Publish NFT Comics With Leri Greer as Eon Rift

Comic book creator Van Jensen and WETA conceptual artist Leri Greer have founded an NFT-based company with impeccable timing, Eon Rift, intended to

"Waiting For The Inevitable NFT - Comics Industry Reacts To Oni Press - Vimarsana News

"Waiting For The Inevitable NFT - Comics Industry Reacts To Oni Press

Oni Press, the comic book publisher of 25 years standing, that was merged with Lion Forge under the umbrella of the new Polarity company a few years ago,

Comic Book Creators Remember Tim Sale, Who Died Yesterday - Vimarsana News

Comic Book Creators Remember Tim Sale, Who Died Yesterday

Tim Sale, the legendary comic book creator, passed away yesterday at the age of 66. A number of friends, colleagues and admirers have been sharing their

Civil rights attorney and Amazon delivery drivers discuss safety issues following deadly tornado; Crump: 'Until you do right by them, we won't be silent' - Vimarsana News

Civil rights attorney and Amazon delivery drivers discuss safety issues following deadly tornado; Crump: 'Until you do right by them, we won't be silent'

Several delivery drivers and their families were joined by civil rights attorney Ben Crump and former Madison County Associate Judge Jennifer Hightower on Tuesday to share their experience when a deadly EF-3 tornado struck the Edwardsville Amazon facility on Dec. 10, saying the corporate giant had an obligation to put employee safety first.