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Remembering area 'dive bars' | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Remembering area 'dive bars' | News, Sports, Jobs

I recently read a feature story on Rogers City’s Cash’s Lakeside Inn. The local watering hole, which was in operation for decades, closed in 1959. Histori

Urban Milwaukee » » Sophie Bolich - Vimarsana News

Urban Milwaukee » » Sophie Bolich

National chain's salad bar in Third Ward will welcome its first guests on July 18.

New Orleans Mayor Moves Past Failed Recall Effort, but Unease Persists - Vimarsana News

New Orleans Mayor Moves Past Failed Recall Effort, but Unease Persists

LaToya Cantrell remains in office, but frustration and fatigue among residents have continued to spread as crime remains high and basic services sputter.

The Friendly Bar - The Leader Newspaper - Vimarsana News

The Friendly Bar - The Leader Newspaper

The Leader Newspaper Following on from your article about Ann and John Bartlett. I just wanted to let you know that on Easter Monday we raised over 800€ to be split between the Playa Flamenca Friends Food Bank and The Elche Children’s Care Home. With the help of our customers which include Ann and John Bartlett and also Dave and Jane Adams (previous owners of the Friendly Bar). The effort that these guys put into helping support local charities is amazing and we love being able to facilitate these events in the bar. The Citrus Centre recently recently raised 1713€ for th...

Watch now: How are Macon County COVID rules being enforced for restaurants? - Vimarsana News

Watch now: How are Macon County COVID rules being enforced for restaurants?

DECATUR — Chris Heacox, owner of Decatur’s Downtown Cafe, said he’s been following the various COVID-19 regulations from the start. But with just curbside delivery and no indoor dining, it’s a stretch financially — especially when other businesses continue to seat customers, in violation of rules. “I don’t think people should be doing that,” said Heacox, whose business at 217 N. Main St. would have a steady crowd on weekdays before COVID. “It’s not fair to the people who are actually following the rules. It sends the wrong message.”...