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After tragic accident, woman credits community for helping her recovery - Vimarsana News

After tragic accident, woman credits community for helping her recovery

In May of 2016, Katy was working to fence in a pasture for her horse. A farming accident left the 20-year-old scalped.

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Country Music Icon Travis Hit to Headline Hopkinsville Summer Salute - Vimarsana News

Country Music Icon Travis Hit to Headline Hopkinsville Summer Salute

Country Music Icon Travis Tritt to Headline Hopkinsville Summer Salute

Travis Tritt to headline Summer Salute - Vimarsana News

Travis Tritt to headline Summer Salute

Country music great Travis Tritt will headline this year’s Hopkinsville Summer Salute. Tritt is well known for dozens of hits, including “Here’s a Quarter;” “Anymore,” “It’s a Great Day to Be Alive;” and “Modern Day Bonnie and Clyde.” He will perform Saturday, August 28 at about 8:30 p.m. in front of the Christian County Justice Center. Two up-and-comers, Olivia Faye and Kyle Daniel, will also perform at the free concert that’s sure to draw a very large crowd. Parks and Recreation Superintendent Tab Brockman is quoted in a news release saying, “Hopkinsville’s bigge...

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Country Music Icon Travis Tritt to Headline Hopkinsville Summer Salute - Vimarsana News

Country Music Icon Travis Tritt to Headline Hopkinsville Summer Salute

The Hopkinsville Summer Salute Festival kicked it up a notch this year to celebrate the 5th annual version of Hopkinsville's biggest party of the summer with

Indianapolis weather: How to protect plants from the unexpected snow - Vimarsana News

Indianapolis weather: How to protect plants from the unexpected snow

Trees were already blooming, wildflowers were popping up and it seemed like spring was in full swing — and then, the snow fell. Temperatures dropped below freezing early Wednesday morning as an unexpected cold spell snapped through Indianapolis. This could have an impact on plants, experts say. Perennial plants, or those that live for several years, are likely to weather the cold much better than annual plants, or those that you need to plant every year, said Kyle Daniel, nursery and landscape outreach specialist at Purdue University. "There's going to be results from this," he said "Pere...