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Peter Obi replies Tinubu camp's allegation of US strategy, fake assassination attempt - Vimarsana News

Peter Obi replies Tinubu camp's allegation of US strategy, fake assassination attempt

Peter Obi has responded to Bola Tinubu Presidential Candidate Organisation's allegation that he was misleading the public ahead of the 2023 elections. The

Amish group spends $2.9M for former Good N Plenty restaurant, plans health care clinic for church members - Vimarsana News

Amish group spends $2.9M for former Good N Plenty restaurant, plans health care clinic for church members

A group organized by members of the Old Order Amish Church has bought the former Good N Plenty restaurant property near Smoketown for a new health care facility that would

3D picture brings top bid of $37.5K at sale of 27 works by Amish-born Zook twins - Vimarsana News

3D picture brings top bid of $37.5K at sale of 27 works by Amish-born Zook twins

An auction Friday of more than two dozen works by Amish-born artists Abner and Aaron Zook yielded a high bid of $37,500 for one Abner Zook picture although much of

Following $52K record-breaking bid at March sale, PA Auction Center to sell 27 more Abner and Aaron Zook works - Vimarsana News

Following $52K record-breaking bid at March sale, PA Auction Center to sell 27 more Abner and Aaron Zook works

PA Auction Center in Blue Ball will sell more than two dozen works of Amish-born artists Abner and Aaron Zook on Friday, an auction which follows a March sale of

The emphasis Amish place on family connections [The Scribbler] - Vimarsana News

The emphasis Amish place on family connections [The Scribbler]

Adult concerns about the amount of time young people spend on smartphones and other technological devices extend to Amish teenagers, some of whom are as tech-savvy as the average “English”