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Looking to cut down your own tree? Try these Louisiana farms - Vimarsana News

Looking to cut down your own tree? Try these Louisiana farms

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Here are eight North Louisiana tree farms to find Christmas trees - Vimarsana News

Here are eight North Louisiana tree farms to find Christmas trees

Looking for a real Christmas tree this season? There are several options in North Louisiana to choose from.

Headlines for Monday, November 14th - Vimarsana News

Headlines for Monday, November 14th

Crimestoppers Crimestoppers is offering a reward for the person who entered the H & H grocery in Clay City, and caused damage to gaming machines a money box was taken from 1 of the machines abd a ATM was taken from the business call or text crimestoppers at 618 842 9777 Last Tuesday around 8:40 in the morning Alexis L Hill 19 of Albion was traveling north on US Highway 45 in a 2015 Jeep Wrangler, Hill traveled into the south bound traffic lane and struck Abdullah A Hussein, 49 of Columbus Ohio who was driving a 2007 Freightliner Semi. Hill continued north striking the trailer being pulled ...

From the Archives, 1940: Bass Strait minefield claims two ships - Vimarsana News

From the Archives, 1940: Bass Strait minefield claims two ships

In 1940, a minefield was discovered in Bass Strait after two vessels were lost off the coast of Victoria within 24 hours. The strait was closed to shipping as the Royal Australian Navy swept the area for mines.

Rayville man sentenced to 114 years for brutal 2018 home invasion - Vimarsana News

Rayville man sentenced to 114 years for brutal 2018 home invasion

Richland Parish Assistant District Attorney Doug Wheeler said James Tabb's three sentences will run consecutively with each other.