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Ladies in Black is back, this time in Sydney in 1961, with stars Miranda Otto and Debi Mazar at the helm - Vimarsana News

Ladies in Black is back, this time in Sydney in 1961, with stars Miranda Otto and Debi Mazar at the helm

The book and then the film of Ladies in Black have been roaring successes. Now the women of the Goodes department store are back, taking on the challenges of 1960s Sydney.

Source: abc.net.au
Mental health pros to embed with local law enforcement agencies - Vimarsana News

Mental health pros to embed with local law enforcement agencies

Lexington County Community Mental Health Center, Cayce and West Columbia police departments partner to embed mental health professional with police officers.

Source: wltx.com
Guns and drugs seized, dozens arrested in Columbia bust | Columbia News - Vimarsana News

Guns and drugs seized, dozens arrested in Columbia bust | Columbia News

Local, state and federal law enforcement agencies seized a cache of guns, methamphetamine, fentanyl and other deadly drugs during a yearlong undercover operation in West Columbia.

Netflix's 'Run Rabbit Run' ending, explained: What happened to Alice? - Vimarsana News

Netflix's 'Run Rabbit Run' ending, explained: What happened to Alice?

Netflix's "Run Rabbit Run": What's the twist at the end of the horror movie, with "Succession" star Sarah Snook in the lead?

Serve and Connect program provides social work presence in law enforcement agencies - Vimarsana News

Serve and Connect program provides social work presence in law enforcement agencies

Serve and Connect has announced an expansion of its work focused on bridging relationships between law enforcement, mental health service providers, and people experiencing mental illness. Working in partnership with West Columbia Police Department, Cayce Police Department, and the University of South Carolina’s College of Social Work, Serve and Connect launched a program that provides