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Music for everyone: Tribute bands, bluegrass, classical and more coming in April - Vimarsana News

Music for everyone: Tribute bands, bluegrass, classical and more coming in April

April offers something for every music lover. Enjoy bluegrass, classical, rock, tributes to music icons, performances by local favorites and more, including these highlights.

Neighbors unite to support their preference for land acquisition for future courthouse is proposed: Will they be heard? - Vimarsana News

Neighbors unite to support their preference for land acquisition for future courthouse is proposed: Will they be heard?

Neighbors and members of the public have voiced their objection to building a towering futuristic courthouse in the charming historic neighborhood along Coyote Street and Highway 49 in Nevada City.

OPRF details its response to school shooting threat - Vimarsana News

OPRF details its response to school shooting threat

Greg Johnson, superintendent of OPRF, made his report to the school board on the response of school staff and the Oak Park police department to back-to-back security challenges at the school on Feb. 14.

Murfreesboro, TN family fighting for justice after daughter killed in Nevada DUI crash - Vimarsana News

Murfreesboro, TN family fighting for justice after daughter killed in Nevada DUI crash

A Murfreesboro family fears the woman who pleaded guilty to the crash that killed their daughter in Nevada over a year ago won't receive the punishment they think she deserves.

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Woman who killed Las Vegas college student in wrong-way DUI crash could serve 2 years in prison - Vimarsana News

Woman who killed Las Vegas college student in wrong-way DUI crash could serve 2 years in prison

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- An impaired driver who crossed a highway's center line, killing a Las Vegas college student, has agreed to serve a minimum of two years in prison, her plea deal stipulates.