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Grief paired with legal battles lead to the closure of Henry Estate Winery - Vimarsana News

Grief paired with legal battles lead to the closure of Henry Estate Winery

A decade of litigation between family members has led to the closure of Henry Estate Winery’s tasting room and vineyard, following its owner’s death.

Snow, rain slam region | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Snow, rain slam region | News, Sports, Jobs

A storm that began around dawn Tuesday dropped a little more than four inches of snow through the morning, then added a little less than two inches of rain by early evening, according to the National Weather Service in State College. River flooding that was foreseen in emergency alerts the day before had not materialized […]

Ag operations lend a hand to Oregon firefighters - Vimarsana News

Ag operations lend a hand to Oregon firefighters

UMPQUA, Ore. — As lightning-caused wildfires spread in the Coast Range of Douglas County, agriculture property owners have stepped up to provide the growing number of firefighters with important services.

Judge orders winemaker to sell stake in Oregon farm business | Orchards, Nuts & Vines - Vimarsana News

Judge orders winemaker to sell stake in Oregon farm business | Orchards, Nuts & Vines

The ruling intends to settle an ownership dispute over Henry Enterprises, Inc., or HEI, which owns more than 3,300 acres of farm and forest land in Oregon’s Douglas County.

Contractor who removed Confederate monuments shares story for the first time - Vimarsana News

Contractor who removed Confederate monuments shares story for the first time

Devon Henry of Henry Enterprises was tasked by the city in the summer of 2020 under then Governor Ralph Northam’s orders to remove the monuments.

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