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Biloxi man arrested and charged with one count of capital rape, Gulfport PD says - Vimarsana News

Biloxi man arrested and charged with one count of capital rape, Gulfport PD says

The Gulfport Police Department arrested 25-year-old Decruis Furre Tatum and charged him with one count of capital rape.

Source: wlox.com
Harrison County Commissioners to review ARPA funds allocated to public service districts - Vimarsana News

Harrison County Commissioners to review ARPA funds allocated to public service districts

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WV News) — Harrison County commissioners will review American Rescue Plan Act funds during their regular meeting Wednesday.

Source: wvnews.com
Marion County Board of Education awards $588K contract to replace roof at East Dale Elementary - Vimarsana News

Marion County Board of Education awards $588K contract to replace roof at East Dale Elementary

FAIRMONT — Contractors will work throughout the summer to replace the leaky roof at East Dale Elementary.

Drug felon doesn't show for sentencing, Harrison, West Virginia, judge revokes, forfeits bond - Vimarsana News

Drug felon doesn't show for sentencing, Harrison, West Virginia, judge revokes, forfeits bond

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WV News) — A female who posted bond for a Clarksburg woman after she pleaded guilty to delivery of fentanyl could be on the hook for $5,000 after

Source: wvnews.com
Indiana Capital Chronicle: All 92 counties opt in for 2025 public health funding - Vimarsana News

Indiana Capital Chronicle: All 92 counties opt in for 2025 public health funding

Every county in Indiana seems to have signed onto a state effort to provide $150 million in enhanced funding for public health departments in the coming year in exchange for providing “core” public health services.