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East Texas farmers cautiously optimistic about this year's peach harvest - Vimarsana News

East Texas farmers cautiously optimistic about this year's peach harvest

East Texas farmers cautiously optimistic about this year’s peach harvest

An Oklahoma woman nearly had her family property stolen, here's how it happened - Vimarsana News

An Oklahoma woman nearly had her family property stolen, here's how it happened

"We found that it was not a proper deed that was filed because it was from an individual instead of the trust,” said Larry Stein, the Oklahoma County Assessor.

Source: kfor.com
Kanye West SUED by Donna Summer's estate over 'unauthorized' use of late star's song I Feel Love on Vultures album - amid star's $250m legal wrangle with Adidas - Vimarsana News

Kanye West SUED by Donna Summer's estate over 'unauthorized' use of late star's song I Feel Love on Vultures album - amid star's $250m legal wrangle with Adidas

Kanye West is embroiled in another legal drama as it emerged he is being sued by Donna Summer's estate for using an allegedly uncleared sample of her work on new album, Vultures.

Prune your roses and your lawn, but leave the fruit trees alone - Vimarsana News

Prune your roses and your lawn, but leave the fruit trees alone

Prune your roses and your lawn, but leave the fruit trees alone

Texas farmers should consider an early 2024 planting season, says climatologist - Vimarsana News

Texas farmers should consider an early 2024 planting season, says climatologist

The majority of The Lone Star State received above normal precipitation to begin 2024 resulting in reduced drought conditions and improved soil moisture. John Nielsen-Gammon, Texas state climatologist, suggests farmers plant early to take advantage of this before drier weather moves in.