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The Longest Table Brings Lakeland Community Together - Vimarsana News

The Longest Table Brings Lakeland Community Together

The Longest Table Brings Lakeland Community Together by James Coulter As the mother of a home-schooled child, Lakeland resident J. Sanchez often finds herself at home with her son, Aiden, 11, with very little to do. For this reason, she often seeks out local events for them to attend so…

Cabell's COVID vaccination rate higher than state average, Board of Health says | Coronavirus - Vimarsana News

Cabell's COVID vaccination rate higher than state average, Board of Health says | Coronavirus

HUNTINGTON — About 53% of Cabell County residents are vaccinated against COVID-19, with about 1% getting vaccinated each month for the past five months, according to officials at the Cabell-Huntington

The Longest Table Brings Lakeland Community Together - Vimarsana News

The Longest Table Brings Lakeland Community Together

The Longest Table Brings Lakeland Community Together by James Coulter As the mother of a home-schooled child, Lakeland resident J. Sanchez often finds herself at home with her son, Aiden, 11, with very little to do. For this reason, she often seeks out local events for them to attend so…

Food critics: Best Kansas City dishes for the start of fall - Vimarsana News

Food critics: Best Kansas City dishes for the start of fall

There’s a sort of food that just seems right this time of year, as nights grow cool but the days are still warm. KCUR's food critics have great suggestions for the in-between.

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Morgues, funeral homes hover at capacity as deaths rise in region - Vimarsana News

Morgues, funeral homes hover at capacity as deaths rise in region

HUNTINGTON — A flurry of coronavirus-related deaths, combined with other factors, has complicated business for funeral homes, crematories and morgues in the Tri-State, and things don’t appear to be slowing