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NTVs to be permitted on Sidney streets - Sidney Daily News - Vimarsana News

NTVs to be permitted on Sidney streets - Sidney Daily News

NTVs to be permitted on Sidney streets By Sheryl Roadcap - sroadcap@sidneydailynews.com SIDNEY — Legislation on the use of non-traditional vehicles (NTVs) on city streets was adopted by the Sidney City Council at its teleconference meeting Monday night. The ordinance was unanimously passed after weeks of deliberation on the issue about the legal use of NTVs on Sidney roadways. Council member Steven Klingler was absent Monday and his absence was excused by council. The following are required for NTVs: two headlights, two rear taillights, adequate brakes, a muffler system, a state-issued lice...

Arkansas became a haven for Southeast Asian refugees in the mid-1970s - Vimarsana News

Arkansas became a haven for Southeast Asian refugees in the mid-1970s

By MAX BRYAN | Times Record, Fort Smith, Ark. | Published: February 12, 2021 FORT SMITH, Ark. (Tribune News Service) — Street signs in north Fort Smith signify what the city's Vietnamese community has known for decades. O Street is the main thoroughfare in a north Fort Smith working-class neighborhood of southeast Asian, Hispanic, Black and white residents. But it has some of the most prominent Vietnamese-owned businesses in Fort Smith, including those on the east end of the street that host events, gatherings and reunions for the Vietnamese community. Now donning "Saigon Street" signs, ...

Lunar New Year: Four Vietnamese tell their stories of coming to Fort Smith - Vimarsana News

Lunar New Year: Four Vietnamese tell their stories of coming to Fort Smith

Lunar New Year: Four Vietnamese tell their stories of coming to Fort Smith Street signs in north Fort Smith signify what the city’s Vietnamese community has known for decades. O Street is the main thoroughfare in a north Fort Smith working-class neighborhood of southeast Asian, Hispanic, Black and white residents. But it has some of the most prominent Vietnamese-owned businesses in Fort Smith, including those on the east end of the street that host events, gatherings and reunions for the Vietnamese community. Now donning "Saigon Street" signs, O Street honors the history and contributions o...