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Laois Nationalist — Vicarstown bowl over all comers to take the title - Vimarsana News

Laois Nationalist — Vicarstown bowl over all comers to take the title

By Joe Barrett Vicarstown Indoor Bowling Club emerged as winners of the annual Kelly Lou Cakes Trophy when they won the area final of the annual competition.

Temporary food pantry placed outside Anson Elementary | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Temporary food pantry placed outside Anson Elementary | News, Sports, Jobs

Some of the free food pantries in Marshalltown are being under-utilized. The Iowa State University Extension Office of Marshall County wants to let residents kn

William Frakes - Vimarsana News

William Frakes

William "Bill" Robert Frakes, 80 of Manhattan, Kansas passed away on September 7,2023 after a long battle with Parkinson's.

Last rodeo for Longhorn Network - Vimarsana News

Last rodeo for Longhorn Network

AUSTIN — When the Longhorn Network launched in 2011, the 20-year, $300 million partnership with ESPN set up Texas with its own 24-hour television showcase that sent shockwaves across college

Longhorn Network, Texas venture that once rattled Big 12, has run its course - Vimarsana News

Longhorn Network, Texas venture that once rattled Big 12, has run its course

AUSTIN, Texas — When the Longhorn Network launched in 2011, the 20-year, $300-million partnership with ESPN set up Texas with its own 24-hour television showcase that sent shockwaves across college sports some say can still be felt today. Rivals in the Big 12 Conference bitterly complained the swaggering Longhorns were stomping over the rest of the league, and would reap an unfair recruiting advantage amid that shower of cash. Some worried Texas was about to become a runaway train in college athletics.