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8 dead, over 30 missing due to severe floods in Tennessee - Vimarsana News

8 dead, over 30 missing due to severe floods in Tennessee

At least eight people were dead and more than 30 people reported missing after severe floods hit the US state of Tennessee, authorities said.Humphreys County Sheriff Chris Davis told The Tennessean newspaper that the flooding is the worst he ...

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The Colorado River is both a scenic wonder and a source of water for over 40 million people. At 2,330 km, the Colorado River is the US's fifth-longest river.

SoundCheck: Drifters Mile Drifts Into A New Sound - Vimarsana News

SoundCheck: Drifters Mile Drifts Into A New Sound

It’s been over four years since we’ve heard Drifters Mile on the KSMU airwaves. Turns out, a lot can change with a band in four years. I sat down with

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Firefly Fiber Broadband shares progress on countywide internet expansion project - Vimarsana News

Firefly Fiber Broadband shares progress on countywide internet expansion project

Just more than halfway through 2021, Firefly Fiber Broadband representatives recently updated Nelson County officials on high-speed internet expansion throughout the county. Melissa Gay, communications manager for Central Virginia Electric Cooperative based in Nelson County, presented a report to the county’s board of supervisors and broadband authority on July 13. Firefly, a subsidiary of CVEC, is working to make broadband coverage available to all county residents and businesses. CVEC has completed construction of the Martins Store, Wintergreen and Colleen substations, making gigabit s...

In Nelson County, bell tolls for 500,000 lives lost - Vimarsana News

In Nelson County, bell tolls for 500,000 lives lost

MASSIES MILL — Hundreds of American flags dotted the front lawn of Grace Episcopal Church on Tuesday, a solemn reminder in Nelson County of a grisly milestone the nation reached just one day prior. As the COVID-19 death toll topped 500,000 lives and counting Monday, members of the Massies Mill-based church spent Tuesday planting 500 flags, each one representing 1,000 people, in the shape of a cross to honor those lives lost. Against the backdrop of the setting sun, roughly a dozen residents held a memorial service that began and ended with the sound of the church bell’s toll shortly...