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Grove City College storms past Waynesburg, 43-27, in PAC matchup - Vimarsana News

Grove City College storms past Waynesburg, 43-27, in PAC matchup

WAYNESBURG, Pa. - The Grove City College defense forced four turnovers while the Wolverine offense produced a pair of 100-yard receivers and five rushing touchdowns Saturday afternoon as Grove City

Waynesburg University plans homecoming events - Vimarsana News

Waynesburg University plans homecoming events

Waynesburg University will hold its homecoming festivities Thursday through Saturday with both virtual and in-person offerings.

Today In Johnson City History: July 31 - Vimarsana News

Today In Johnson City History: July 31

A new automobile wheel design, prostitution at the Dixie Hotel, a gas price war and more were reported on this day in Johnson City history.

Today In Johnson City History: March 3 - Vimarsana News

Today In Johnson City History: March 3

March 3, 1887: A new merchant had arrived in town, according to The Comet. “Mr. F. M. Chritzman, of Gettysburg, Pa., arrived last Tuesday morning and is now fitting up the room in the Worley Blook, lately occupied by W.B. Lewis, for a jewelry store. He expects to have everything in order and will open his store for business by Saturday. Mr. Chritzman comes well recommended as an experienced jeweler and practiced watchmaker. He will carry a large stock of everything usually found in a first-class jewelery (sic) store, and will guarantee everything he sells, or all work done, to give satis...

Today In Johnson City History: Feb. 24 - Vimarsana News

Today In Johnson City History: Feb. 24

Feb. 24, 1887: “The Apron Bazaar at Jobe’s Hall last Thursday night under the management of the Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church was a financial success,” according to