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Reva Freeman Terrell, 73, of Candler, N.C., went to her eternal home, Thursday, Dec. 7, 2023, after an extended illness.

Jim Freeman 1940-2023 | News, Sports, Jobs - Tribune Chronicle - Vimarsana News

Jim Freeman 1940-2023 | News, Sports, Jobs - Tribune Chronicle

COLUMBIANA — Jim Freeman, 82, died Wednesday, Dec. 20, 2023, at Mercy Health St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital. He was born Dec. 27, 1940, in Canton, the so

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Jim Freeman | News, Sports, Jobs - Morning Journal

1940-2023 COLUMBIANA — Jim Freeman, 82, of Columbiana died Wednesday, Dec. 20, 2023, at Mercy Health St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital. He was born Dec. 27

What they're reading - Business Daily - Vimarsana News

What they're reading - Business Daily

What they’re reading By DIANA NGILA Managing Partner, Kenya-Ogilvy Africa The first quarter of the year is almost over, have you achieved your reading goals? How many books have you read so far? As an executive who works from home and with two young children, I felt that having a target was setting up myself for failure. So at the beginning of the year, I set to read more than I did last year. So far, I have read seven books. ‘Brands on a Mission’ by Dr Myriam Sidibe is on how brands can achieve social impact and business growth. Every marketer should read this and listen to her TedTalk...

Hendersonville Community Theatre review: Multi-character play tells stories of gun violence in America - Vimarsana News

Hendersonville Community Theatre review: Multi-character play tells stories of gun violence in America

Steve Wong, Times-News correspondent It is rare that as a theater critic I will find an online production by an established theater company to be as good as it gets. That time has come, and I wholly recommend that you crank up your computer, donate $10 to the cause and let yourself cry as actor after actor spill their guts while telling stories of how guns have killed their loved ones. Despite having so much turmoil (COVID-19, crazy politics, and racial unrest, just to name a few) in our current lives, I commend Hendersonville Community Theatre for producing "A Hole In My Heart!," 45 minut...