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Millie Taplin, a Colorado farm girl who joined Navy WAVES on a dare during WWII, is 103 - Vimarsana News

Millie Taplin, a Colorado farm girl who joined Navy WAVES on a dare during WWII, is 103

Millie Taplin, a farm girl from western Colorado who had to eat bananas and guzzle water to make weight to get into the Navy WAVES during World War II before

ATCAA thanks Sonora High community for adopting 18 families in need at Christmas - Vimarsana News

ATCAA thanks Sonora High community for adopting 18 families in need at Christmas

Sonora High School students, parents, teachers, office staff and other district employees were among those in the Mother Lode community who helped make this year’s rendition of the Amador-Tuolumne Community

New family-oriented fun center Elevate is now open next to Black Oak Casino Resort - Vimarsana News

New family-oriented fun center Elevate is now open next to Black Oak Casino Resort

The Tuolumne Band of Me-Wuk Indians and its Tuolumne Economic Development Authority opened Elevate, a new family fun center next to Black Oak Casino Resort, on Wednesday.

Forest Service firefighter wants to know who killed his loyal dog near Phoenix Lake - Vimarsana News

Forest Service firefighter wants to know who killed his loyal dog near Phoenix Lake

A firefighter currently working for the Stanislaus National Forest and living in Tuolumne County believes someone shot his dog, Darlin, at his rental property near Phoenix Lake in November while

Columbia Engine Co. No. 1's station is now the Columbia Fire Museum - Vimarsana News

Columbia Engine Co. No. 1's station is now the Columbia Fire Museum

The nonprofit Columbia Engine Co. No. 1, which traces its roots to 1852 and is no longer a fire agency, is now billing its Bigler Street station as the Columbia