Jayne Webb News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Percent ted cruz, 51,649 28 percent donald trump, 45,416 24 percent marco rubio, 43,132 23 percent ben carson, 17,393 9 percent 3 after months of listening to e candidates, the voters finally got their say monday night. The first contest of the 2016 president ial campaign, the iowa caucuses. And they turned out in record numbers. There were e ports of long lines to get into caucus sites and overflow crowds at many of those sites. Sot ted cruz r president ial candidate tonight is a victory for courageous conservatives across iowa, and all across this great nation. In the republican race ted cru...

Your alley. We are giving away two pairs of tickets to see rock of ages, which opens this thursday in asheville at the masonic temple. Go to facebook dot com slash news 13 to enter. We will announce the winner just before seven this morning. And stay tunedwe will have a Live Performance with some of the cast, coming up 3 3 good morning. Its tuesday, february second. Groundhog day im holly headrick. And im jay siltzer3 good morning. Here is a look at Current Conditions across the region. Your day planner shows temperatures warming by noon. Coming up, ill show you our 7day forecast for both the ...

Updated 3 hours ago NBC Universal, Inc. A Vermont artist is volunteering his talents to spread smiles with a project that puts creativity on view in a public place. “This is just for fun,” Adrian Tans of Woodstock told a passerby as he put the finishing touches on a colorful drawing sitting just off a sidewalk in the heart of the village. Download our mobile app for iOS or Android to get alerts for local breaking news and weather. Tans works on a surface that used to be known as the Town Crier, a message board that listed events around Woodstock.

Vermont Artist Uses ‘Town Smiler' to Spread Joy © Provided by New England Cable News A Vermont artist is volunteering his talents to spread smiles with a project that puts creativity on view in a public place. “This is just for fun,” Adrian Tans of Woodstock told a passerby as he put the finishing touches on a colorful drawing sitting just off a sidewalk in the heart of the village. Should a Historic Vermont Ship Be Turned Into a Reef? Replay Video UP NEXT Tans works on a surface that used to be known as the Town Crier, a message board that listed events around Woodstock.