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The Brasstown Carvers And 2024 State Legislative Session Comes To A Close, This West Virginia Morning - West Virginia Public Broadcasting - Vimarsana News

The Brasstown Carvers And 2024 State Legislative Session Comes To A Close, This West Virginia Morning - West Virginia Public Broadcasting

On this West Virginia Morning, the West Virginia Legislature wrapped up its 60-day regular session Saturday night with a flurry of activity in the House of Delegates. The Senate, on the other hand, spent the last hour recognizing staff and shutting down 15 minutes early. Eric Douglas has this lookback.

Goodhue County OKs new folk school in Vasa Township - Vimarsana News

Goodhue County OKs new folk school in Vasa Township

A new folk school proposed in Vasa Township received the green light from the Goodhue County Board after neighbors raised concerns about potential noise and traffic.

Here are the 2024 winners of the Devour Culinary Classic - Vimarsana News

Here are the 2024 winners of the Devour Culinary Classic

Local First Arizona announces the winners of the 15th annual Devour Culinary Classic.  Here are Arizona’s top chefs and dishes.

Local artist's work on display at Park Circle Gallery | Community News - Vimarsana News

Local artist's work on display at Park Circle Gallery | Community News

The city of North Charleston’s Cultural Arts Department has announced concurrent solo exhibitions of fiber works by Pam Shanley of Summerville and paintings by Katharine Morrill of Broadway, North Carolina,

Registration open for Sustainability Town Hall in Corvallis - Vimarsana News

Registration open for Sustainability Town Hall in Corvallis

This year’s theme is “The Arts: A Portal to Sustainability.”