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Building resistance to sales declines - Vimarsana News

Building resistance to sales declines

Immunity health products endure a downturn, but manufacturers say the category is still strong.

Band of CU Buffs from 1969 AAU squad remain friends decades later - Vimarsana News

Band of CU Buffs from 1969 AAU squad remain friends decades later

Much like the spring of 2024, when both Colorado basketball teams won multiple games at the NCAA Tournament, 1969 was a banner year for basketball in Boulder.While the University of Colorado remained five years away from fielding a varsity women’s basketball program, it was a banner season for CU basketball under coach Sox Walseth. Behind […]

Bringing in the green - Vimarsana News

Bringing in the green

PENDLETON — Despite industry-wide supply chain issues, increased wholesale prices and more competition, local Christmas tree vendors reported they have plenty of tress, but prices at some lots are higher

McHistory: Noted author Harold Sinclair of Bloomington - Vimarsana News

McHistory: Noted author Harold Sinclair of Bloomington

Bloomington-Normal has a tie to famed actor John Wayne and legendary film maker John Ford — hardware store clerk turned noted author Harold Sinclair. The literary giant had a humble life. “Harold Sinclair was a singular talent in the mid-century, a wounded soul in many ways, but he had keen insights into the human condition,” said McLean County Museum of History librarian Bill Kemp.

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Businesses anticipate less traffic due to FGD decision - Vimarsana News

Businesses anticipate less traffic due to FGD decision

Green River Star -   April 1, 2021 Flaming Gorge Days will be postponed for the second year in a row and local businesses are anticipating reduced traffic as a result. Downtown business owners interviewed by the Star have said they anticipate less business as a result of the move, but understand the reasoning behind it. For Ken Dickinson, co-owner of the Ponderosa Bar, said he generally sees an increase in revenue during the weekend. He said other bars near his on Railroad Avenue usually get permission to close a section of the street off and host an outdoor party with live music.