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How to find fun things to do near me in the Des Moines metro area - Vimarsana News

How to find fun things to do near me in the Des Moines metro area

Never be bored again. Find out how to find cool things to do in the Des Moines metro area with our Off Hours newsletter. Bonus: It's free.

Des Moines to host 2023 youth archery nationals - Vimarsana News

Des Moines to host 2023 youth archery nationals

The top youth archers from around the U.S. will descend upon Des Moines July 12-16 next year to compete at the Junior Olympic Archery Development Target Nationa

Catch Des Moines honors contributions to tourism, hospitality in Central Iowa - Vimarsana News

Catch Des Moines honors contributions to tourism, hospitality in Central Iowa

Several businesses and individuals were recognized Wednesday evening for their work in support of the Central Iowa tourism and hospitality industry during Catch

Fun Fall Activities to CATCH in DES MOINES this week! - Vimarsana News

Fun Fall Activities to CATCH in DES MOINES this week!

Greg Edwards, CEO-Catch Des Moines, has information on the end of one sports season and the start of another with things you can CATCH in DES MOINES this week!

Georgia Attorney General: Atlanta woman convicted of neglect, exploitation of disabled and elderly - On Common Ground News - Vimarsana News

Georgia Attorney General: Atlanta woman convicted of neglect, exploitation of disabled and elderly - On Common Ground News

ATLANTA– Attorney General Chris Carr announced the conviction of Michelle Oliver on one count of operating an unlicensed personal care home, one count of willful deprivation of an elder person, seven counts of willful deprivation of a disabled adult, and 51 counts of financial exploitation of a disabled adult. A Dougherty County jury returned the guilty