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The year a serial killer was unmasked in sleepy Quiet Dell - Vimarsana News

The year a serial killer was unmasked in sleepy Quiet Dell

Having immigrated to the U.S. from Copenhagen, Denmark in June 1907 with her mother, Asta Bothilde Christensen never imagined she would end up in Quiet Dell, West Virginia.

Jackson news: Summer fun coming to Tatooed Dad - Vimarsana News

Jackson news: Summer fun coming to Tatooed Dad

Beat the price increase: Stock up on Forever stamps.

Shonda Fischer: From love of reading books to writing books - Vimarsana News

Shonda Fischer: From love of reading books to writing books

Local News Shonda Fischer: From love of reading books to writing books For Shonda Fischer, there was a silver lining in the diagnosis of a painful medical condition.The married mother of two said she had to quit her job after being diagnosed with fibromyalgia, a condition that causes pain throughout the body as well as sleep problems and fatigue, among other things. by Gerry Tritz Jul. 25 2021 @ 11:05pm Shonda Czeschin Fischer, a Christian romance author, enjoys an afternoon discussing writing with her friend Stacey Hamner on Thursday, July 22, 2021, in downtown Jefferson City. Photo by Jas...

He makes your dog's business his business - Vimarsana News

He makes your dog's business his business

No one ever confused what comes out the back end of a dog with money, but Tom Spano saw it differently.

In Her Debut, 'Leaving Isn't the Hardest Thing,' Author Lauren Hough Keeps Returning to Texas – Texas Monthly - Vimarsana News

In Her Debut, 'Leaving Isn't the Hardest Thing,' Author Lauren Hough Keeps Returning to Texas – Texas Monthly

Lauren Hough. Photograph by Karl Poss IV As a child raised in the Children of God cult, Lauren Hough followed her parents across the globe, from Switzerland to Germany to Ecuador to Texas. She describes herself as a “cult baby,” a closeted lesbian in a conservative Catholic high school in Amarillo, and then a member of the Air Force. Hough also worked as a bouncer at a gay club, paid the bills as a cable tech (an experience she wrote about in a 2018 essay that went viral), and endured periods of homelessness. To survive, as Hough writes in her debut collection of essays,