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Harrison earns Fairhope's first Miss Softball honor - Vimarsana News

Harrison earns Fairhope's first Miss Softball honor

For the first time in the history of the award, a Fairhope athlete was named Miss Softball by the Alabama Sports Writers Association when South Alabama signee Ryley Harrison was bestowed the honor …

Orange Beach, Fairhope clinch spots in AHSAA softball state finals - Vimarsana News

Orange Beach, Fairhope clinch spots in AHSAA softball state finals

Entering the final day of the Alabama High School Athletic Association’s softball season, Orange Beach and Fairhope will be playing for state championships Saturday, May 20, in Oxford. Both the …

Shippensburg PRSSA working on initiatives to better campus, local communities - Vimarsana News

Shippensburg PRSSA working on initiatives to better campus, local communities

The Shippensburg University PRSSA works with multiple clients that work inside and outside the university campus and community throughout the year to help make not only campus life but the community better.

Pigeon Forge changes hours the businesses can serve alcohol - Vimarsana News

Pigeon Forge changes hours the businesses can serve alcohol

The latest that a business can sell alcohol in the city limits is now 1 a.m.

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Local News: Getting ducky (5/12/21) | Cassville Democrat - Vimarsana News

Local News: Getting ducky (5/12/21) | Cassville Democrat

Wednesday, May 12, 2021 Area residents gathered Saturday at the Jenkins Bridge in Barry County for a fundraiser that included duck races, food and music. The effort is to preserve the Jenkins Bridge, one of the few truss bridges remaining in the area. The structure was built in 1909, and has served not only to connect two pieces of land on either side of the creek, but to connect generations of families, as well. Sitting on the historic bridge watching the ducks float under the bridge below, from right, were: Emily Anders, Karen Cope, Dawn Cope, Ethan Anders and Tracy Anders. Melonie Roberts/...