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Chatham County approves new polling location at YMCA Pooler - Vimarsana News

Chatham County approves new polling location at YMCA Pooler

The YMCA in Pooler was approved as polling location and will be available to eligible residents for November election.

26,000 flags grace garden of National Museum of Mighty Eighth Air Force - Vimarsana News

26,000 flags grace garden of National Museum of Mighty Eighth Air Force

Over the course of three days, a team of volunteers placed 26,000 48-star flags throughout the garden at the National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air

Source: ajc.com
National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force recounts history, honors fallen members - Vimarsana News

National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force recounts history, honors fallen members

Memorial Day weekend is all about remembering those that have lost their lives serving our country, whether that be in the Army, Navy, Marines Air Force, or the Coast Guard.

Source: wtoc.com
Memorial Day: 26,000 flags planted in honor of Mighty Eighth Air Force - Vimarsana News

Memorial Day: 26,000 flags planted in honor of Mighty Eighth Air Force

Over the course of three days, a team of volunteers placed 26,000 48-star flags throughout the garden at the National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force.

His family held onto his Christmas present for years, waiting for him to return from WWII. The wait is finally over - Vimarsana News

His family held onto his Christmas present for years, waiting for him to return from WWII. The wait is finally over

The wooden box – about a foot long and maybe six inches deep – remained on a pantry shelf in a Portland Heights home in the Southwest hills for 36 years. No one opened it. No one moved it. No one touched it. The box held the family’s hope and optimism for a long-awaited reunion.