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Sheridan College Range Club Students Excel in Competition against UW and NWC - Vimarsana News

Sheridan College Range Club Students Excel in Competition against UW and NWC

Nine Sheridan College Range Club students recently traveled to Laramie for the Wyoming Society for Range Club conference. While at the conference, the students participated in competitions against students from Northwest College and the University of Wyoming. The Sheridan College Range Club students

Election day is approaching Tuesday. Here's what to know | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Election day is approaching Tuesday. Here's what to know | News, Sports, Jobs

Before residents dig in to turkey and stuffing for Thursday’s Thanksgiving feast, voters will cast ballots for city council races and various propositions on Tuesday. There are multiple ways for citizens to vote with mail-in ballots, ballot drop boxes and in-person voting, both on Election Day or in the days before. In addition, the “Bring […]

Phillips Dropshop announces first bronze sculpture by Emily Mae Smith, Gazer - Vimarsana News

Phillips Dropshop announces first bronze sculpture by Emily Mae Smith, Gazer

a href= http://www.phillips.com target= _blank Phillips /a ’ October Drop features Emily Mae Smith’s first bronze sculpture, Gazer. The D

Traffic stop leads to Richmond woman's arrest for dealing meth, cocaine, fentanyl - Vimarsana News

Traffic stop leads to Richmond woman's arrest for dealing meth, cocaine, fentanyl

Smith was already set to stand trial Oct. 10 on robbery and criminal confinement charges filed in July.

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How TV Writing Became a Dead-End Job - Vimarsana News

How TV Writing Became a Dead-End Job

The writers say Hollywood studios are increasingly limiting their roles in television productions, highlighting a trend for white-collar workers.