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Weekend Ticket: Rodeo, laughs, a movie, music and more - Vimarsana News

Weekend Ticket: Rodeo, laughs, a movie, music and more

This weekend, dust off your cowboy boots, laugh until you cry, watch a Disney movie for free on a big outdoor screen, check out a local winery, see some stellar

Weekend Ticket: Pottery sale, mimosas, trains, butterflies, theater and music - Vimarsana News

Weekend Ticket: Pottery sale, mimosas, trains, butterflies, theater and music

This weekend, score hand-crafted goodness in time for Mother’s Day, sip on mimosas, get in a festival mood, visit historic train cars, release butterflies, enjoy improv and more.

Indie legends The Wedding Present celebrate new line-up in Aberdeen - Vimarsana News

Indie legends The Wedding Present celebrate new line-up in Aberdeen

Indie legends The Wedding Present are set to headline Aberdeen as they take on the task of releasing one single every month in 2022

Supporters of voting rights for felons seek N.C. Supreme Court review - Carolina Journal - Vimarsana News

Supporters of voting rights for felons seek N.C. Supreme Court review - Carolina Journal

Carolina Journal is the source for daily news and commentary on state and local government, in digital & print, covering politics and public policy.

Appeals Court blocks ruling that would allow felons to vote in N.C. - Carolina Journal - Vimarsana News

Appeals Court blocks ruling that would allow felons to vote in N.C. - Carolina Journal

The N.C. Court of Appeals has issued a temporary stay in a case dealing with felon voting in North Carolina. The stay blocks any felons from registering to vote until appeals in the case are resolved. "The motion [for a] temporary stay is allowed," according to an Appeals Court order released Tuesday. "The 'Final Judgment