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Bearcats travel to Porterville tonight to take on Monache High - Vimarsana News

Bearcats travel to Porterville tonight to take on Monache High

– North County High School football teams travel this weekend for early season games. The Paso Robles Bearcats travel to Porterville to take on Monache High School. That game will be played at Granite Hills High School in Porterville at 8:15 p.m. tonight.

These Are Finally In Stock at Wegmans and Bills Fans Are Thrilled - Vimarsana News

These Are Finally In Stock at Wegmans and Bills Fans Are Thrilled

These are finally in stock at Wegmans and Bills fans are losing it.

Source: wblk.com
These Are Finally In Stock at Wegmans and Bills Fans Are Thrilled - Vimarsana News

These Are Finally In Stock at Wegmans and Bills Fans Are Thrilled

These are finally in stock at Wegmans and Bills fans are losing it.

Source: wyrk.com
Bills Mafia and Josh Allen Raise $100k for California High School - Vimarsana News

Bills Mafia and Josh Allen Raise $100k for California High School

Besides the stadium woes that should eventually get worked out, the Bills Mafia helped Josh Allen's old high school with a fundraiser. According to an article by Dante Lasting of buffalobills.com, Bills fans raised over $90,000 dollars for Firebaugh High School through the one-week sale of the gray Firebaugh Eagles throwback hoodies. Josh Allen added a donation to make it an even $100,000 for his former high school.

Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen teams up with fans to sell retro high school sweatshirts - Vimarsana News

Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen teams up with fans to sell retro high school sweatshirts

Give the Bills Mafia a chance to support Josh Allen and a good cause, and they are taking it. After spotting the QB wearing a throwing sweatshirt from his high school, fans wanted one of their own. The school has now sold over $80,000 worth of shirts.

Source: espn.com