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The End of an Era: Karen and Jim Kanelos Announce Retirement, Sale of The Office Bar & Grill - Vimarsana News

The End of an Era: Karen and Jim Kanelos Announce Retirement, Sale of The Office Bar & Grill

For 25 years, Jim and Karen Kanelos have poured their blood, sweat, and tears into the restaurant and now, after more than two decades, they are retiring and selling the restaurant and bar.

The End of an Era: Karen and Jim Kanelos Announce Retirement, Sale of The Office Bar & Grill - Vimarsana News

The End of an Era: Karen and Jim Kanelos Announce Retirement, Sale of The Office Bar & Grill

For 25 years, Jim and Karen Kanelos have poured their blood, sweat, and tears into the restaurant and now, after more than two decades, they are retiring and selling the restaurant and bar.

Abir CEO in Florida for NAIC meetings - Vimarsana News

Abir CEO in Florida for NAIC meetings

The Association of Bermuda Insurers and Reinsurers CEO, John Huff, is in Tampa, Florida this week for the National Association of Insurance Commissioners Fall National Meeting. Mr Huff is a past presi...

It's Kind of a Funny Story: Ex-Husband and Wife Have Big Plans as New Owners of Yellowstone Garage - Vimarsana News

It's Kind of a Funny Story: Ex-Husband and Wife Have Big Plans as New Owners of Yellowstone Garage

Bryce Harvey and Sierra Schmidt are an ex-husband and wife team who are the new owners of Yellowstone Garage Bar, Grill, and Venue and they have big plans for the future of Downtown Casper.

Florida Chamber Summit Panelists Confident Lawmakers will Stem Attorney Fees - Vimarsana News

Florida Chamber Summit Panelists Confident Lawmakers will Stem Attorney Fees

If Florida lawmakers had any doubts about what reforms they need to consider at next week's special legislative session, the Florida Chamber of Commerce's