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Cyclists pay respects to Olivia Podmore in memorial ride - Vimarsana News

Cyclists pay respects to Olivia Podmore in memorial ride

More than 100 riders gathered at Princess Margaret Hospital and began the ride to Sumner just after 10am.

CASEY: Christiansburg councilwoman gets the apology she deserves - Vimarsana News

CASEY: Christiansburg councilwoman gets the apology she deserves

C hristiansburg Councilwoman Johana Hicks is seeking an apology from other members of town council who in June voted to formally reprimand her. Unfortunately, all the other council members appear to be on extended respites to Deep State enclaves such as Aspen, Colorado, Sun Valley, Idaho, and Kennebunkport, Maine. For your information, that’s where good old boys gather to secretly plot against norm-busting, rabble-rousing populists. In a spirit of helpfulness and sarcasm (and because I’m an ace letter writer) I’ve drafted a response on behalf of Hicks’s vacationing colleag...

Rush captures Blues championship run in Market Street Dream painting - Vimarsana News

Rush captures Blues championship run in Market Street Dream painting

Fans can purchase prints of Rick Rush's Market Street Dream, which captures the Blues' 52-year journey to the Stanley Cup, to benefit Blues for Kids.

Source: nhl.com
Christiansburg Councilwoman Johana Hicks reprimanded - Vimarsana News

Christiansburg Councilwoman Johana Hicks reprimanded

The vote was another episode in a year of tumultuous times for the council.

State 7th House District: Kitts, Orlando aim for Democratic nomination - Vimarsana News

State 7th House District: Kitts, Orlando aim for Democratic nomination

The winner will then face GOP nominee Marie March in the November election.