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A strong community focus takes art to new places in Brisbane - Vimarsana News

A strong community focus takes art to new places in Brisbane

Ten months into her role as Director of Museum of Brisbane, Zoe Graham is driving an innovative program that places local artists and artworks front and centre, and has a strong community focus.

Watershed Funds Management appoints head of distribution - Vimarsana News

Watershed Funds Management appoints head of distribution

Watershed Funds Management has welcomed Lydia Pearson as its head of distribution, responsible for leading its engagement with financial advisers and licensees.

Online auction begins Monday for Carson City's Greenhouse Project annual Gratitude Dinner - Vimarsana News

Online auction begins Monday for Carson City's Greenhouse Project annual Gratitude Dinner

Online bidding for the items that will be offered at auction during The Greenhouse Project's annual Gratitude Dinner, begins Monday, Sept. 5. The Gratitude Dinner takes place Monday, Sept. 19 at Nashville Social Club in Carson City. Doors open at 5 p.m.

Amory Railroad Festival is back on track for 2022 - Vimarsana News

Amory Railroad Festival is back on track for 2022

One of the longest-running and most popular festivals in North Mississippi is back on track this Spring.Like many Main Street merchants, Lydia Pearson is looking forward to the return of Amory's Railroad Festival.

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Community rallies around children orphaned after parents die suddenly - Vimarsana News

Community rallies around children orphaned after parents die suddenly

Updated: 10:41 AM EDT May 12, 2021 Caroline Reinwald Reporter Four Wisconsin kids became orphans after their parents both died suddenly from cardiac episodes, about a year and a half apart from each other. Craig, 40, and Stephanie Pearson, 38, were both beloved members of their community and very involved in their kids' lives. "They were phenomenal parents, phenomenal neighbors and phenomenal friends," said Scott Stortz, Slinger village president and personal friend of the Pearsons. "Very involved in the community. They coached teams, they sat on boards for the so...

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