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Election company "Konnech" that illegally stored election data in communist China EXPOSED for contributing all political cash to Biden and other Democrats - Vimarsana News

Election company "Konnech" that illegally stored election data in communist China EXPOSED for contributing all political cash to Biden and other Democrats

New revelations have surfaced linking Joe Biden and other Democrats to corruption in communist China. Konnech, a Michigan-based election management company, was just exposed for sending all of [...]

Garth Brooks II arrested in La Vergne, Tennessee - Vimarsana News

Garth Brooks II arrested in La Vergne, Tennessee

(La Vergne, Tenn.) Thanks to the La Vergne Police Department’s license plate detection system, La Vergne Police officers were able to put a a man behind bars. That man... Garth Brooks the second,  according to police.  LPD’s Blue Sentinel Program (LPR system) detected a stolen vehicle headed eastbound on Murfreesboro Road. The vehicle was reported stolen in an armed robbery out of Metro Nashville earlier this week. Sgt. Eric Staats pulled the vehicle over in a fast food pa ...

Ripley middle and high school band concert on courthouse lawn - Vimarsana News

Ripley middle and high school band concert on courthouse lawn

Directors Jeanette Bowlby and Eric Staats, along with Scott Greathouse and guest conductor Lydia Sheets, led this concert by Ripley Middle School and Ripley High School bands.

BOE approves COVID Leave Policy and band uniforms for Ripley High - Vimarsana News

BOE approves COVID Leave Policy and band uniforms for Ripley High

BOE approves COVID Leave Policy and band uniforms for Ripley High Suzette Lowe Reporter The Jackson County Board of Education meeting began as it has so many times before, hearing concerns of teachers regarding the return to five-day a week in-person classes. Adena Barnette, president of the Jackson County Education Association, spoke to the board regarding a poll of all county personnel completed last week. Barnette said around 200 employees had responded to the survey. The questions regarding how comfortable employees are in returning with the current re-entry plan and any fear related to i...