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Emory & Henry College Celebrates 200 Graduating 2024 Seniors - Vimarsana News

Emory & Henry College Celebrates 200 Graduating 2024 Seniors

The First to Come to Campus During a Pandemic and the Last to Have College on Diplomas First Class of Nine Nurses to Enter the Workforce

Source: ehc.edu
First responders flood to Charlotte from across country for CMPD services - Vimarsana News

First responders flood to Charlotte from across country for CMPD services

Agencies from all across the Carolinas -- and entire county were represented for the processional and services. Those included first responders past and present from Texas, New York City and New Jersey.

Source: yahoo.com
WV IJDC announces $14.2 million in funding for sewer and water projects around state - Vimarsana News

WV IJDC announces $14.2 million in funding for sewer and water projects around state

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The West Virginia Infrastructure and Jobs Development Council announced $14.2 million in funding for sewer and water projects around the state at its meeting on May 1.

Source: wvnews.com
Federal trial delayed again for Missouri couple accused in deaths of pregnant woman, unborn child - Vimarsana News

Federal trial delayed again for Missouri couple accused in deaths of pregnant woman, unborn child

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- The federal jury trial for a Missouri couple in connection with the death of a pregnant Arkansas woman and her unborn child has been reset to October, according to court documents.

West Virginia Ambulance Services Business Owner Convicted of Tax Crimes - Vimarsana News

West Virginia Ambulance Services Business Owner Convicted of Tax Crimes

A federal jury in Beckley, West Virginia, convicted Christopher Jason Smyth for failing to pay taxes withheld from employees' wages at his ambulance service and for obstructing the IRS.According to evidence presented at trial, Smyth operated Stat EMS LLC in Pineville, West Virginia, from 2012 through part of 2017. Smyth caused Stat EMS to be founded in the name of a nominee owner but continued to operate the business in the same manner as before.Smyth was responsible for withholding Social Security, Medicare, and income taxes from employees' wages and paying them to the...