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Should the Mid-South raise the minimum wage? - Vimarsana News

Should the Mid-South raise the minimum wage?

That's because 22 states are increasing the minimum wage in 2024. However, none of those increases are happening across the Mid-South.

Southside Alliance meeting to feature report on Gold Star memorial, Huntington Police Department - Vimarsana News

Southside Alliance meeting to feature report on Gold Star memorial, Huntington Police Department

HUNTINGTON — The Southside Alliance will welcome the founding chief executive of the Woody Williams Foundation, Brent Casey, and Huntington Police Chief Karl Colder as guest speakers at the organization’s

Shilpan Patel Is This Week's Caught in the Act Award Recipient - Vimarsana News

Shilpan Patel Is This Week's Caught in the Act Award Recipient

The homeless people of Shreveport have a true knight in shining armor that rides in to rescue them and help them get back on their feet and back into a home!

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What's Happening: Feb. 4-6

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Possibility of remote learning for remainder of school year in Ann Arbor draws pushback - Vimarsana News

Possibility of remote learning for remainder of school year in Ann Arbor draws pushback

Possibility of remote learning for remainder of school year in Ann Arbor draws pushback The district is one of few that has not announced plans for in-person options Updated:  Tags:  ANN ARBOR – The Ann Arbor Public Schools Board of Education is expected to decide this week whether school remains remote for the rest of the year. Students in the district have been remote since last March. It is one of the few districts in the state with no announced plans for any in-person options. Three Skyline High School seniors spoke to Local 4 about their hopes for an in-person option. READ: