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New ice cream shop, founded by teens, opens in Portsmouth - Vimarsana News

New ice cream shop, founded by teens, opens in Portsmouth

ELG Sweet Boutique opened last month inside The Mustard Seed Place (the former Tidewater Community College Visual Arts & Design Center building) on the corner of High Street and Court Street.

Lawsuit Seeks El Paso County Redistricting Documents - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit Seeks El Paso County Redistricting Documents

A lawsuit filed against the El Paso County Board of Commissioners claims that the Board of Commissioners is withholding documents related to the county’s redistricting process in violation of the

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Local GOP takes aim at new Colorado Springs mayor - Vimarsana News

Local GOP takes aim at new Colorado Springs mayor

The El Paso County GOP put out a statement complaining about Yemi Mobolade's resounding victory in the Colorado Springs mayor's race, calling him a "leftist" who's "committed to serving the

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Q&A with Mischa Smith | El Paso County Democratic chair on party 'moving that needle forward' - Vimarsana News

Q&A with Mischa Smith | El Paso County Democratic chair on party 'moving that needle forward'

Mischa Smith, the newly elected chair of the El Paso County Democratic Party, brings plenty of campaign experience to the position in a county whose electorate hasn't been voting for

Who spent the most by primary night? In Colorado, It wasn't always those who won their contests - Vimarsana News

Who spent the most by primary night? In Colorado, It wasn't always those who won their contests

It isn’t always who spends the most that determines who prevailed in Colorado's 2022 primary election, though most of those in the winning column also spent the most.