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Inert mortar round found in car at scrap yard in Lawton - Vimarsana News

Inert mortar round found in car at scrap yard in Lawton

LAWTON, OK — It's not every day you find a bomb, even if it’s inert.

Aztec business owners hope for a revival as long-awaited bypass awaits review - Vimarsana News

Aztec business owners hope for a revival as long-awaited bypass awaits review

Aztec business owners and residents may be weary of thinking about, but not talking about, the state Highway 550 bypass project. The long-awaited bypass, which has been in the works for more than two ...

Physician shortage driven by increased retirements, lack of recruitment - Vimarsana News

Physician shortage driven by increased retirements, lack of recruitment

CADILLAC — It’s been two years since Heidi Henninger moved back to Cadillac, and she has yet to find an available primary care physician. At the time of her return

Retailers hope for jolly season - Vimarsana News

Retailers hope for jolly season

Retail store owners count on holiday sales to carry them through the slowest months of the year — from January to April. And some store owners are expecting that customers

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The year of the pandemic: COVID-19 pushed us to the limit. Illinois pushed back. - Vimarsana News

The year of the pandemic: COVID-19 pushed us to the limit. Illinois pushed back.

Updated 12/31/2020 10:00 AM It was just one case. Illinois' sole COVID-19 infection was announced Jan. 24 and the public moved on. One case became 19 on March 10. Nineteen infections morphed into 46 on March 13, prompting Gov. J.B. Pritzker to close schools and urge people to avoid unnecessary trips.   "This virus is here to stay," Illinois Department of Public Health Director Ngozi Ezike said. As the unthinkable spiraled, Illinoisans still at work began making grocery lists and wondering what to tell their kids. March 17 brought a total of 160 cases, the state's first virus death and an out...