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Black Women Who Have Struck it Big with Lottery Wins - Vimarsana News

Black Women Who Have Struck it Big with Lottery Wins

The next Powerball drawing is estimated to have a $1billion jackpot. According to Powerball, this is the third largest purse in the game’s history. The grand prize on the other hand, has an estimated cash value of $516.8 million. The next Powerball drawing is set to happen on live  broadcast on Wednesday at 10:59 p.m. ET from the Florida Lottery draw studio in Tallahassee. As the world waits to see if a winner is announced, 21Ninety is highlighting some Black women who have struck it huge in lottery wins. Cynthia Stafford After Cynthia Stafford won $112 million in the California lottery, sh...

One Richmond woman charged with robbing, assaulting another - Vimarsana News

One Richmond woman charged with robbing, assaulting another

Smith is charged in Wayne Circuit Court with robbery and criminal confinement, both Level 3 felonies carrying maximum 16-year prison terms.

Source: yahoo.com
Courts | News, Sports, Jobs - Morning Journal - Vimarsana News

Courts | News, Sports, Jobs - Morning Journal

Common Pleas New Cases Amy Aulet, Sixth Avenue, East Liverpool, vs. Joshua Aulet, Wintersville; divorce sought. Deidre Hall, North Broadway Avenue, Salem,

B.C. woman celebrates 100th birthday still full of feisty spirit - Vimarsana News

B.C. woman celebrates 100th birthday still full of feisty spirit

Now a centenarian, Smith has two children, Carol and Charles, five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

2 Alabama women proving it's never too late to graduate - Vimarsana News

2 Alabama women proving it's never too late to graduate

Two Alabama women have proven it’s never too late to seek a college education.

Source: wsfa.com