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Black Gold plans continue, festival to be held Sept. 15-17 - Vimarsana News

Black Gold plans continue, festival to be held Sept. 15-17

Following the devastating flooding in late July, on Aug. 9, the Black Gold Committee announced plans to continue with the Black Gold Festival in an effort to bring joy and

It's time to divide Florida in two, north and south | Letters to the editor - South Florida Sun Sentinel - Vimarsana News

It's time to divide Florida in two, north and south | Letters to the editor - South Florida Sun Sentinel

Should South Florida secede? One reader suggests why it should.

County sheriff, jailer burn UK apparel - Vimarsana News

County sheriff, jailer burn UK apparel

Laurel County’s sheriff and jailer recorded a video on Sunday of the two burning University of Kentucky shirts in response to the basketball team kneeling during the national anthem in Saturday’s game. Laurel County Sheriff John Root had posted the video of him and Jailer Jamie Mosley to his personal Facebook page Sunday. The video is no longer posted publicly on his Facebook page. "We’re kind of disgusted and outraged last night of the University of Kentucky Wildcats that disrespected our American flag and our national anthem," Root said prior to holding up a University of Ken...

Kentucky backs players' right to kneel after local cops burn gear in protest - Vimarsana News

Kentucky backs players' right to kneel after local cops burn gear in protest

Kentucky backs players' right to kneel after local cops burn gear in protest Jason Owens © Provided by Yahoo! Sports John Calipari supported his players' protest of the Capitol raid. (Andy Lyons/Getty Images) University of Kentucky brass backed athletes’ right to protest on Monday after a local sheriff burned Wildcats gear to express his displeasure with the men’s basketball program. Laurel County Sheriff John Root lit Kentucky T-shirts on fire alongside County Jailer Jamie Mosley on Sunday in a since-deleted Facebook post that followed up a demand that head coach John ...

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