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Iowa up to No. 3 behind South Carolina, UCLA in women's AP Top 25 as only 3 unbeaten teams remain - Vimarsana News

Iowa up to No. 3 behind South Carolina, UCLA in women's AP Top 25 as only 3 unbeaten teams remain

The New Year began with seven undefeated teams, but only South Carolina, No. 2 UCLA and No. 4 Baylor remain. The Gamecocks (14-0) received 34 of the 35 first-place ballots Monday after beating Florida and Mississippi State last week. UCLA (14-0) garnered the other No. 1 vote and was second in the Top 25 once again.

Source: aol.com
Central Georgia legend Tasha Butts dies at 41. Here's what the community has to say about her passing - Vimarsana News

Central Georgia legend Tasha Butts dies at 41. Here's what the community has to say about her passing

Butts was a legend in Central Georgia sports, playing basketball for the Baldwin County High School. The Georgetown women's basketball coach died of breast cancer.

Source: 13wmaz.com
How to woo employees and Navigate the Return to office dilemma - Vimarsana News

How to woo employees and Navigate the Return to office dilemma

By fostering an environment where employees feel co-ownership and a sense of belonging, organizations can adapt to changing circumstances while retaining their most...

Source: forbes.com
At summit, a call for global carbon tax | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

At summit, a call for global carbon tax | News, Sports, Jobs

NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Climate change is “relentlessly eating away” at Africa’s economic progress and it’s time to have a global conversation about a c

Louisville has several distinguished high school graduates. Here's a few that might surprise you - Vimarsana News

Louisville has several distinguished high school graduates. Here's a few that might surprise you

Jack Harlow, Muhammad Ali and Pee Wee Reese all graduated from Louisville high schools, but these other names might even surprise some locals.