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Floridians seeking compensation for negligence, wrongful imprisonment get no relief - Vimarsana News

Floridians seeking compensation for negligence, wrongful imprisonment get no relief

There is no relief for people seeking millions in court settlements through the Florida Legislature's convoluted claim bill process.

Obituary: Melissa Lynn Hays-Mitchell (1/5/22) | Fort Scott Tribune - Vimarsana News

Obituary: Melissa Lynn Hays-Mitchell (1/5/22) | Fort Scott Tribune

Melissa Lynn Hays-Mitchell, 48, left our world unexpectedly on Dec. 21, 2021. Melissa was born on July 4, 1973 to James and Jo Ann Hays in Fort Scott, Kan. She graduated from Fort Scott High School...

Columbus State's Markwood among 'Georgia Trend's' list of '100 Most Influential Georgians' - Vimarsana News

Columbus State's Markwood among 'Georgia Trend's' list of '100 Most Influential Georgians'

Columbus State University President Chris Markwood has been named to Georgia Trend magazine’s “100 Most Influential Georgians” list for the sixth time since he began his presidency in 2015.

Rebel names fightin' words - Vimarsana News

Rebel names fightin' words

FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. -- Braxton Bragg was an ill-tempered, largely failed Confederate general from a slave-owning family whose history has been omitted from the training curriculum for troops on the installation that bears his name. But many service members and residents of the adjacent town have learned all about him in recent months.

Army Base Names Are Changing. But to What? - The New York Times - Vimarsana News

Army Base Names Are Changing. But to What? - The New York Times

Congress mandated renaming military bases that commemorate Confederate leaders. The communities around them are now weighing in.