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United Springfield, a nonpartisan PAC formed in late 2023, has raised $93K in first report - Vimarsana News

United Springfield, a nonpartisan PAC formed in late 2023, has raised $93K in first report

The PAC formed to support nonpartisan candidates in Springfield school board and city council races aims to combat partisan and "dark money" groups.

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Why Fairhope is a top snowbird retreat - Vimarsana News

Why Fairhope is a top snowbird retreat

Fairhope is the No. 1 Alabama city for snowbirds, according to a new StorageCafe study.

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Foley, listen up! The city wants your thoughts on future development - Vimarsana News

Foley, listen up! The city wants your thoughts on future development

FOLEY, Ala. (WKRG) — It’s one of the fastest-growing cities in Baldwin County. “We thought this was going to be just a holding space until we could find the right one, and now I can’t see Bagel Boy surviving anywhere else,” Alex Warner said. Warner’s business, Bagel Boy, opened in August 2022. Now, he’s buying […]

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Gov. Parson, retired Sen. Blunt react to Clif Smart's plans to retire from Missouri State - Vimarsana News

Gov. Parson, retired Sen. Blunt react to Clif Smart's plans to retire from Missouri State

Here's how Missouri and Springfield leaders reacted to Clif Smart's plans to retire June 30 after 13 years as president of Missouri State University.

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Parson, Blunt, others react to Clif Smart's plans to retire from MSU - Vimarsana News

Parson, Blunt, others react to Clif Smart's plans to retire from MSU

Here's how Missouri and Springfield leaders reacted to Clif Smart's plans to retire June 30 after 13 years as president of Missouri State University.