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Former Greeneville Dance Team Booster Treasurer indicted - Vimarsana News

Former Greeneville Dance Team Booster Treasurer indicted

An investigation by the Tennessee Comptroller’s Office has resulted in the indictment of Kimberly Brown, the former treasurer of the Greeneville School Support Corporation’s Dance Team Booster Club.

Former Greeneville dance booster stole at least $6K, Tennessee Comptroller's Office says - Vimarsana News

Former Greeneville dance booster stole at least $6K, Tennessee Comptroller's Office says

A former Greeneville Dance Team Booster Club president accused of stealing more than $6,000 is facing multiple charges, according to theTennessee Comptroller's

Source: wcyb.com
Local business donates AED in honor of Greeneville Middle School student Kaden Gunter - Vimarsana News

Local business donates AED in honor of Greeneville Middle School student Kaden Gunter

GREENEVILLE, Tenn--12-year-old Greeneville Middle School student Kaden Gunter experienced a medical emergency at football practice in Spetember 2023. He collaps

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Greeneville community rallies behind 12-year-old following medical emergency at football practice - Vimarsana News

Greeneville community rallies behind 12-year-old following medical emergency at football practice

On Tuesday night, Kaden Gunter, 12, experienced a medical emergency at football practice.

Source: wbir.com
Opinion: New threat of 'swatting' may not go away anytime soon | Chattanooga Times Free Press - Vimarsana News

Opinion: New threat of 'swatting' may not go away anytime soon | Chattanooga Times Free Press

Students and their parents who already have to worry about mass shooters, social media bullying, opioid abuse and those annual standardized tests in schools now have a heightened cause for concern.