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Turkey Bingo nets $3,300 for Twin Cities Rotary Club - Vimarsana News

Turkey Bingo nets $3,300 for Twin Cities Rotary Club

About 220 people turned up for Turkey Bingo in the Chehalis Eagles building on Saturday, netting the Twin Cities Rotary Club $3,300 in its biggest fundraiser of the year and supplying many Lewis …

More than 20 vendors participate in the first Keiper's Card and Memorabilia Show in Centralia - Vimarsana News

More than 20 vendors participate in the first Keiper's Card and Memorabilia Show in Centralia

While he wasn’t taking official attendance, Dan Keiper of Keiper’s Cards in Centralia said there wasn’t a time he could remember when there weren't at least a few people walking …

Getting Venison at the Food Pantry? You Probably Won't be Warned if it has Lead Fragments - Vimarsana News

Getting Venison at the Food Pantry? You Probably Won't be Warned if it has Lead Fragments

Iowa requires warning labels about the possible presence of lead in shot-harvested venison. Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska do not

Getting venison at the food pantry? Kansas and Missouri won't warn you if it has lead fragments - Vimarsana News

Getting venison at the food pantry? Kansas and Missouri won't warn you if it has lead fragments

Iowa requires warning labels about the possible presence of lead in shot-harvested venison. Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska do not.

Source: kcur.org
Getting venison at the food pantry? You probably won't be warned if it has lead fragments - Vimarsana News

Getting venison at the food pantry? You probably won't be warned if it has lead fragments

Iowa requires warning labels about the possible presence of lead in shot-harvested venison. Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska do not.