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40 years in the theater business for the love movies | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

40 years in the theater business for the love movies | News, Sports, Jobs

When going to the movies, people typically think about movie stars such as Leonardo DiCaprio, Meryl Streep, or Brad Pitt, but in New Ulm, John Pfeiffer may be t

Tom Chesek, scribe of Asbury Park, died in city he loved - Vimarsana News

Tom Chesek, scribe of Asbury Park, died in city he loved

Tom Chesek, a member of the Asbury Park Historical Society, passed away July 4 at the Stephen Crane House in Asbury Park.

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Final legislative update forum held on April 28 - Vimarsana News

Final legislative update forum held on April 28

The Ponca City Chamber of Commerce’s Ponca Politics Committee held their final forum for the current legislative session on Friday, April 28 in the City Commission Chamber at City Hall. Senator Bill Coleman and Representatives Ken Luttrell and John Pfieffer, were all on hand to provide updates from the capital and answer questions from the audience.

Final legislative update forum held on April 28 - Vimarsana News

Final legislative update forum held on April 28

The Ponca City Chamber of Commerce’s Ponca Politics Committee held their final forum for the current legislative session on Friday, April 28 in the City Commission Chamber at City Hall. Senator Bill Coleman and Representatives Ken Luttrell and John Pfieffer, were all on hand to provide updates from the capital and answer questions from the audience.

Election 2022: 'Incredible year' for Indigenous candidates - Vimarsana News

Election 2022: 'Incredible year' for Indigenous candidates

Final results show more than 85 Indigenous candidates won up and down the ballots in 22 states in the Nov. 8 election #NativeVote22