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F9 Gets Back to Ridiculous, Car-Crunching Basics - Vimarsana News

F9 Gets Back to Ridiculous, Car-Crunching Basics

F9 sees the return of Fast and Furious franchise director Justin Lin and it gets back to the fun, absurd spectacle we've grown to love. Our review.

Clarksville to revise alcohol sale ordinance - Vimarsana News

Clarksville to revise alcohol sale ordinance

Councilman Gary Gray pointed out the city needed to refine its newly-passed ordinance. “What it doesn’t address is restricted retail sales in so many feet of a school,” he said. Mayor Ann Rushing agreed. “The ordinance needs some work,” she said. Right now, the ordinance has simple Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission rules in place, which are pretty lenient, the council agreed,with a limit of 300 feet from a school and other flexibilities. “It’s left up to the city,” City Secretary Damien Carrasco told the council. Councilors Chrissy Whitmer and Patrici...

Top 10 Horror Stories from Dating Apps - Vimarsana News

Top 10 Horror Stories from Dating Apps

Dating is hard enough without the added terrors that apps can bring. In the U.S, an October 2019 study found that three-in-ten adults say

Glasgow cab driver who crashed into parked car gets licence renewed - Vimarsana News

Glasgow cab driver who crashed into parked car gets licence renewed

A GLASGOW cab driver who crashed into a parked car injuring his passenger and the driver of the other vehicle had his licence renewed recently.

Clarksville to use grants to tackle bad roads - Vimarsana News

Clarksville to use grants to tackle bad roads

Clarksville City Council agreed to mix and match on roads chosen for a Community Development Block Grant application. “We’ve got a lot of linear feet that need to be replaced,” City Councilman Gary Gray said in the meeting last week. “A lot of people I’ve talked to want something right here, right now.” The grant, funded by the Texas Department of Agriculture, is potentially worth over $300,000, said Kathy Boyles, who the city hired to manage the application process. The grants cover only low-income areas. In last week’s meeting, Boyles took three options to...