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Umpqua Low-Cost Veterinary Services announces its closure - Vimarsana News

Umpqua Low-Cost Veterinary Services announces its closure

SUTHERLIN — Juliana Russill, founding director of Umpqua Low Cost Veterinary Services, is closing her nonprofit veterinarian clinic after 13 years, with its final appointments scheduled for Feb. 29.

MP Council honors the legacy of Fred Tetor - Vimarsana News

MP Council honors the legacy of Fred Tetor

A planning committee recommendation to name Fire Station 1 in honor of former Fire Chief Fred Tetor was unanimously approved by the Mount Pleasant Town Council on Dec. 12, as

ICARE receives MFA Oil grant | Baxter Bulletin - Vimarsana News

ICARE receives MFA Oil grant | Baxter Bulletin

The MFA Oil Foundation has awarded a grant to Izard County Animal Rescue Effort to assist with purchasing a commercial-grade washer for the new ICARE Multipurpose Building/Shelter. The MFA Oil Foundation provides support to non-profit organizations that are working to improve communities where MFA Oil has a significant concentration of members and employees. Shown are: (from left) Randy Pace, MFA Oil Foundation board member; Ann Clavey, ICARE board member; Karla Rush, ICARE-Grants; Joyce Mabry, ICARE treasurer; Rusty Shipley, MFA Oil-Northcentral Arkansas; Sheilla Wammack, ICARE president; and...

Knox County Republicans look to return to 'normalcy' - Vimarsana News

Knox County Republicans look to return to 'normalcy'

Victor Ashe also weighs in on the new Knoxville police deputy director for professional standards.

Historical Society hosts 400th Anniversary commemoration - Vimarsana News

Historical Society hosts 400th Anniversary commemoration

Randy Pace, whose 11th great grandfather Richard Pace was a hero of what is known as the “Great Indian Uprising of 1622,” joined his cousins, Carol Guerrero and Gary McClure