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Knoxville food hall Marble City Market sees vendor Po' Richard's leave - Vimarsana News

Knoxville food hall Marble City Market sees vendor Po' Richard's leave

"I don't have any more money to run my business," the owner said.

Hand grenades found in home of rape suspect, police say - Vimarsana News

Hand grenades found in home of rape suspect, police say

Police are releasing his mugshot in hopes of identifying likely additional victims.

Source: kezi.com
New details uncovered in arrest of Greene County kindergarten teacher - Vimarsana News

New details uncovered in arrest of Greene County kindergarten teacher

A kindergarten teacher in Greene County was arrested on drug charges during a lunch break while at work. NewsChannel 13 did some digging and uncovered new details in the case.

Source: wnyt.com
More districts go remote, brace for testing - Vimarsana News

More districts go remote, brace for testing

Several districts in the Twin Counties have opted to go fully remote as they prepare for the possibility that the area may be labeled a microcluster. Originally slated to return to in-person instruction Monday, Windham-Ashland-Jewett and Hunter-Tannersville will stay remote until after the Christmas break. Elementary students at Cairo-Durham will also switch to virtual learning until January, joining grades 6-12. “It is with a heavy heart to inform you that Hunter-Tannersville Central will go fully remote from Dec. 14-23,” Superintendent Nate Jones wrote in a letter to parents. â€...

Cairo-Durham MS/HS goes remote - Vimarsana News

Cairo-Durham MS/HS goes remote

CAIRO — Middle and high school students at Cairo-Durham will be learning remotely until January, following the district’s latest COVID-19 case. The high school student was last in school Monday, Cairo-Durham Superintendent Michael Wetherbee wrote in a letter to parents. “We are anticipating a shortage of staff at the high school due to precautionary quarantines, therefore grades 6-12 must shift to remote learning starting on Thursday, Dec. 10,” Wetherbee said. “Due to the length of the quarantines, remote instruction will continue until the holiday recess and in-perso...