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Commission sets 2024-25 hunting seasons, expands hunting, angling opportunities - Vimarsana News

Commission sets 2024-25 hunting seasons, expands hunting, angling opportunities

EL DORADO -- The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission passed a host of regulations changes to take effect during the 2024-25 hunting season and 2025 fishing year at today's scheduled meeting at the El Dorado Chamber of Commerce.

GR city leaders to discuss noise ordinance changes for downtown amphitheater - Vimarsana News

GR city leaders to discuss noise ordinance changes for downtown amphitheater

The city of Grand Rapids is getting ready to welcome a new music venue— the downtown, riverfront amphitheater— and now, it’s looking to make some changes to the noise control ordinance.

Rebranded from 'Cowpie': Shagbark Music Festival set to make debut - Vimarsana News

Rebranded from 'Cowpie': Shagbark Music Festival set to make debut

The Shagbark Music and Arts Festival, featuring Michigan-based artists, is set for Aug. 3-5 in southern Kent County.

Camp Greensky Festival is moving from Michigan to Iceland in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Camp Greensky Festival is moving from Michigan to Iceland in 2023

The three-day music festival will roll out more than 2,900 miles away in Reykjavik, Iceland.

Allegheny Township homeowners plead for help with dilapidated neighboring properties - Vimarsana News

Allegheny Township homeowners plead for help with dilapidated neighboring properties

Several Allegheny Township residents want to know what township officials can do about ongoing problems associated with rundown, neglected and vacant properties next to their homes. Three people attended this week’s supervisors meeting, all voicing their frustrations about living next to what they said are unsightly and unsafe structures and