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Samaritan's Purse serves meals to survivors of Kentucky tornados - Vimarsana News

Samaritan's Purse serves meals to survivors of Kentucky tornados

Evangelist Franklin Graham and the disaster relief organization Samaritan’s Purse served a hot, free meal to over 1,500 people who were affected by the recent tornadoes in Mayfield, Kentucky.

Sam's Purse to serve Christmas Eve lunch to 4K tornado survivors - Vimarsana News

Sam's Purse to serve Christmas Eve lunch to 4K tornado survivors

Samaritan’s Purse will serve free lunch Friday to as many as 4,000 people impacted by a deadly tornado that struck Mayfield, Kentucky, earlier this month. 

Sam's Purse to serve Christmas Eve lunch to 4K tornado survivors - Vimarsana News

Sam's Purse to serve Christmas Eve lunch to 4K tornado survivors

Samaritan’s Purse will serve free lunch Friday to as many as 4,000 people impacted by a deadly tornado that struck Mayfield, Kentucky, earlier this month. 

Lancaster Symphony Orchestra, the Fulton join forces on virtual performances - Vimarsana News

Lancaster Symphony Orchestra, the Fulton join forces on virtual performances

A pair of related theatrical works by Igor Stravinsky and Wynton Marsalis, each of which embrace a variety of musical styles, will be presented free, virtually, this month through a

Live theater returning to Mount Gretna: Rogers & Hammerstein, Sherlock Holmes, circus, more in summer season - Vimarsana News

Live theater returning to Mount Gretna: Rogers & Hammerstein, Sherlock Holmes, circus, more in summer season

Gretna Theatre has been presenting outdoor summer plays and musicals for 94 years in the open-air Mount Gretna Playhouse, which dates back nearly 130 years. When the theater company had to scrap most of its 2020 season because of the COVID-19 pandemic, its executive producer, Lancaster native Brian Kurtas, was determined to make sure the theater would be back this year to continue the nearly centurylong tradition. “In February and March of 2020, we made a commitment that we weren’t going anywhere,” Kurtas says. “We have offered an adaptation of what we would normally be ab...