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Emporia State track & field teams finish second at UCM Invitational - Vimarsana News

Emporia State track & field teams finish second at UCM Invitational

Emporia State track & field had ten event champions and two provisional qualifiers at the UCM Invitational on Friday evening in Warrensburg, Mo. The Hornet men and women both finished

Aberdeen OAP mauled by XL bully dog in shocking attack in Dyce - Vimarsana News

Aberdeen OAP mauled by XL bully dog in shocking attack in Dyce

An elderly Aberdeen man was seriously injured and needed surgery in hospital after being mauled by a relative's XL bully dog.

The Biggest Portland Police News of 2023 - Vimarsana News

The Biggest Portland Police News of 2023

This year was filled with major milestones and a few missteps from Portland police, who in October found themselves under new leadership. In 2023, the number of shootings by police was down from prior years, but efforts to form a new oversight system for reviewing uses of force and misconduct is already facing opposition from police and city leadership. New (old) chief appointed Perhaps the biggest development within the Portland Police Bureau (PPB) this year...

Meet the cast of the MAC's brand new festive show - The Night Before Christmas - Vimarsana News

Meet the cast of the MAC's brand new festive show - The Night Before Christmas

The Night Before Christmas will bring fairytale characters to life on stage, directly from the pages of your favourite books. 

BOOK REVIEW: Killing for Country: A Family Story - Vimarsana News

BOOK REVIEW: Killing for Country: A Family Story

David Marr's latest book provides important insights on Australia's foundations of racism and reminds us of the work left for us to do, writes Jim Kable.