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Viral TikTok Couple Arrested & Charged With Murder In Connection To Shooting Death Of 29-Year-Old Georgia Man - Vimarsana News

Viral TikTok Couple Arrested & Charged With Murder In Connection To Shooting Death Of 29-Year-Old Georgia Man

A popular TikTok and Onlyfans couple were arrested earlier this month and charged with murder in connection to the shooting death of a Georgia man, Radar can

Engineering consulting firm settles into new Fargo digs - Vimarsana News

Engineering consulting firm settles into new Fargo digs

FARGO -- Steve Burian was a graduate student at the University of North Dakota in 1991 when he and a business partner, Charlie Vein, formed Advanced Engineering and Environmental Services.Burian said they worked out the business plan for their ci...

VIRAL: Burqa-clad person embraces groom in wedding, bride shocked - Vimarsana News

VIRAL: Burqa-clad person embraces groom in wedding, bride shocked

A video of a burqa-clad person embracing the groom and leaving the bride shocked is viral across social media platforms.

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Landowners make emotional plea for higher F-M diversion buyout prices - Vimarsana News

Landowners make emotional plea for higher F-M diversion buyout prices

With cases headed for court, arguments surface over land sale negotiations

Family spares cemetery from the diversion, but 150-year-old homestead will never be the same - Vimarsana News

Family spares cemetery from the diversion, but 150-year-old homestead will never be the same

The Clemenson-Smith farm near Horace, N.D., was the first in the area to be homesteaded in 1871. Now, 150 years later, the family faces a future with half of the farm sold to make way for the diversion channel that is part of a $2.75-billion flood-control project to protect the Fargo-Moorhead metro area.