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How the Owner of the Whole Ox Did on 'Guy's Grocery Games' - Vimarsana News

How the Owner of the Whole Ox Did on 'Guy's Grocery Games'

Amanda Luhowiak of The Whole Ox in Marshall started out with the tastiest over-the-top cheeseburger on Guy’s Grocery Games, but did not win.  

Meet the Winners of the 2022 Made in the South Awards - Vimarsana News

Meet the Winners of the 2022 Made in the South Awards

A stunning North Carolina–made modern curio cabinet, a best-ever buttermilk biscuit mix, a surprising Georgia-inflected port, and twenty-one other Southern-made products compose this year’s crop of honorees across six categories—home, food, drink, crafts, style, and outdoors. Plus: Our first ever Sustainability Award winner

'It hasn't stopped': Arizona volunteers try to stem the tide of migrant deaths in the desert | Business - Vimarsana News

'It hasn't stopped': Arizona volunteers try to stem the tide of migrant deaths in the desert | Business

AJO – It was a simple message scrawled into a basalt rock lying near-empty cans of beans and jugs of water that volunteers had left deep in the Sonoran Desert for undocumented immigrants passing through: “Gracias.” But to Mikal Jakubal, who, as a volunteer with the Ajo Samaritans, had been making weekly trips into the backcountry to stock water drop locations, the note was affirmation that the group’s efforts were appreciated. “For the most part, we will never hear from the people who use this,” Jakubal said. “We don’t know what it was like getting to t...

'It hasn't stopped': Arizona volunteers try to stem the tide of migrant deaths in the desert - Vimarsana News

'It hasn't stopped': Arizona volunteers try to stem the tide of migrant deaths in the desert

Advertisement: “You can’t even describe what we are doing as a Band-Aid on a gushing wound,” Jakubal said. He said a long history of U.S. policies in Latin America has contributed to the reasons migrants are risking their lives to trek for days through harsh terrain in hopes of finding better lives in the U.S. In other words, Jakubal said, “what’s going on at the border now is like a symptom on top of a symptom on top of a symptom of the deeper problem.” A shift in policy Doug Ruopp, a veteran volunteer with the migrant ...

Border Patrol Is Leaving Migrants in Small Arizona Towns - Vimarsana News

Border Patrol Is Leaving Migrants in Small Arizona Towns

The drop-offs of asylum-seekers in Southern Arizona began roughly a month after President Joe Biden’s inauguration. Justified by U.S. Customs and Border Protection as a response to capacity and resource issues, the off-loading in rural communities is one example of the Biden administration doubling down and in some ways intensifying a controversial Trump-era practice on the border. Under President Donald Trump, large groups of asylum-seekers were for a time released in the western city of Yuma, creating major strains on the community. Under Biden, similar releases are now happening in commu...