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Wythe County grand jurors return indictments - Vimarsana News

Wythe County grand jurors return indictments

Accused of pointing a gun at his wife and pulling the trigger last October, a former correctional officer and military policeman will now stand trial in Wythe County Circuit Court.

Premiere: Stuart McLamb of The Love Language Shares Debut Single as Fancy Gap - Vimarsana News

Premiere: Stuart McLamb of The Love Language Shares Debut Single as Fancy Gap

Raleigh-based singer/songwriter Stuart McLamb spent the 2010s crafting widescale and cinematic indie pop with his band The Love Language, returning most recently with their 2018 album, Baby Grand. Today, McLamb is back with news of his latest outfit, Fancy Gap, a collaboration with songwriter and producer Charles Crossingham, named after the small Virginia locale where the pair wrote the album.

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Costs of Long-Term Care: 'Financial ruin Is baked into the system' | News - Vimarsana News

Costs of Long-Term Care: 'Financial ruin Is baked into the system' | News

Thousands of readers reacted to the articles in the “Dying Broke” series about the financial burden of long-term care in the United States. They offered their assessments for the government

'Financial Ruin Is Baked Into the System': Readers on the Costs of Long-Term Care | News - Vimarsana News

'Financial Ruin Is Baked Into the System': Readers on the Costs of Long-Term Care | News

Thousands of readers reacted to the articles in the “Dying Broke” series about the financial burden of long-term care in the United States. They offered their assessments for the government