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Barbering fosters brotherhood, community - The Daily Mississippian - Vimarsana News

Barbering fosters brotherhood, community - The Daily Mississippian

Pictured from left to right: Jahd Rose, Yolett McCuin, Maleek Joy, and Jono Reed. Photo courtesy of Tevin Shears. The

Investigation underway after shooting, chase and crash reported near ASU East - Vimarsana News

Investigation underway after shooting, chase and crash reported near ASU East

Police believe it started with an armed robbery at the Scene Apartments and ended with a crash near the Dollar General on Oglethorpe Boulevard just around the corner.

Source: walb.com
East Hartford Barbershop to Give Students Free Back-to-School Haircuts - Vimarsana News

East Hartford Barbershop to Give Students Free Back-to-School Haircuts

An East Harford barbershop is offering a seat in their chairs before students find a seat at their desks. With school right around the corner, Exclusive Cuts...

Dungeon Games Selfie Wall opens as first selfie studio in Columbia - Vimarsana News

Dungeon Games Selfie Wall opens as first selfie studio in Columbia

Katrina Daniels and her husband, Ernest, have opened a selfie studio in the Columbia Mall, touting it as the first of its kind in mid-Missouri.

Prosecutors say a convicted felon wrongly received $25,000 in COVID relief funds from government - Vimarsana News

Prosecutors say a convicted felon wrongly received $25,000 in COVID relief funds from government

Prosecutors say a convicted felon wrongly received $25,000 in COVID relief funds from government Western Tidewater Regional Jail and last updated 2021-02-11 17:33:22-05 HAMPTON, Va. - A convicted felon was given $25,000 in COVID-19 relief funds from the United States Treasury Department that federal authorities say he wasn’t entitled to. 28-year-old Brenden Jefferson of Hampton is accused of applying for a COVID-19 Economic Injury Disaster Loan back in June, claiming he ran a business out of his house in Hampton. The program, created through the CARES Act, aimed to help small businesses...

Source: wtkr.com