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Eddy County Courthouse was built in 1914. County officials say its time to build a new one - Vimarsana News

Eddy County Courthouse was built in 1914. County officials say its time to build a new one

Eddy County threw support behind a proposed $20M county courthouse matching fund drawn up by New Mexico Counties for the upcoming legislative session.

Source: yahoo.com
News Roundtable 2023, Good News and What's Ahead; All of Us Strangers - Vimarsana News

News Roundtable 2023, Good News and What's Ahead; All of Us Strangers

Recapping 2023's top news in our Journalists Roundtable with Amy Dalrymple, Amy Wobbema, Dave Thompson, and Matt Oliene reviewing 'All of Us Strangers.'

Grant program distributes $62 million to rural health care organizations - Vimarsana News

Grant program distributes $62 million to rural health care organizations

The state announced the remaining recipients of the Rural Health Care Delivery Fund last year. The program, funded as part of the 2023 legislative session, provided $80 million in total to 56 organizations based in rural parts of the state. The Rural Health Care Delivery Fund, a bill championed and signed into law by Gov.

Janell Whitlock, John and Julia Heaton inducted into Carlsbad Hall of Fame - Vimarsana News

Janell Whitlock, John and Julia Heaton inducted into Carlsbad Hall of Fame

The Carlsbad Hall of Fame welcomed the inductions of the late Janell Whitlock along with John and Julia Heaton.

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The counties with the highest rates of strokes in North Dakota - Vimarsana News

The counties with the highest rates of strokes in North Dakota

For more than a century, strokes have been a leading cause of death among U.S. adults, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The sudden cerebrovascular event affects nearly 800,000 Americans annually and is also a leading cause of disability.

Source: kxnet.com