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Yuma residents work on cleanup and repairs after Monday night's hailstorm - Vimarsana News

Yuma residents work on cleanup and repairs after Monday night's hailstorm

Hundreds of Yuma, Colorado residents and business owners were busy cleaning up and making repairs Tuesday, after a hailstorm wreaked havoc through town Monday night.

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The 10 hottest, wildest, gayest TV moments of 2023 - Vimarsana News

The 10 hottest, wildest, gayest TV moments of 2023

Is it just us, or did television get even hotter this past year?

27 for '27: The stars of the future who will light up Australia's RWC - Vimarsana News

27 for '27: The stars of the future who will light up Australia's RWC

Rugby World Cup 2023 may not have brought much delight to Wallabies supporters but there has been some amazing talent on show, talent that…

A guide to North Texas hip-hop and rap: DJ nights, live shows, fashion, producers and more - Vimarsana News

A guide to North Texas hip-hop and rap: DJ nights, live shows, fashion, producers and more

North Texas rap legends like The D.O.C., Tum Tum and Big Tuck cemented the area’s hip-hop culture. Today their legacy lives on through the eccentric rap and hip-hop scene in

Samoa beats penalty-ridden Chile in Rugby World Cup opener - Vimarsana News

Samoa beats penalty-ridden Chile in Rugby World Cup opener

Samoa started its Rugby World Cup campaign by slowly but surely overwhelming debutant Chile 43-10 in a game drawn out by penalties and referrals on Saturday. After conceding an early try and leading only 19-10 at the interval, Samoa pulled away after the break with three tries from rolling mauls. Samoa's tries went to fullback Duncan Paia’aua right on the first-half buzzer.

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