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'CLOSE IT DOWN': Small Washington library could be nation's first to shutter amid battle over teens' books - Vimarsana News

'CLOSE IT DOWN': Small Washington library could be nation's first to shutter amid battle over teens' books

Voters in a rural Washington county will decide whether to shut down their only library following a yearlong fight over controversial books in the young adult section.

Getting it right for all residents - Vimarsana News

Getting it right for all residents

Dwight Luscombe and Ray Lambert are two seniors who navigate around Medicine Hat on their mobility scooters, which have a range of between 40-45 km/h on a single charge. Lambert

This tech is the 'sad reality' of restaurant industry's future, business owner says robot works 12 hours a day - Vimarsana News

This tech is the 'sad reality' of restaurant industry's future, business owner says robot works 12 hours a day

One restaurant owner whose robot server became the subject of small town scorn says AI is here to stay. New small business survey results suggest she's correct.

Drug-exposed babies put 'in a very dangerous position' by state's new policy, critics worry - Vimarsana News

Drug-exposed babies put 'in a very dangerous position' by state's new policy, critics worry

Critics fear a Washington policy no longer requiring hospitals to report all drug-exposed newborns will harm babies. The state says safety concerns can still be reported.

Leaders, 'woke policies' to blame for American loss of confidence in military, former SEAL says - Vimarsana News

Leaders, 'woke policies' to blame for American loss of confidence in military, former SEAL says

Former Navy SEAL Mike Sarraille argues Americans still trust rank and file soldiers, but says U.S. leadership is to blame for plummeting military confidence.