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Sheriff, mini horse raise funds for Mid-Michigan Honor Flights - Vimarsana News

Sheriff, mini horse raise funds for Mid-Michigan Honor Flights

The local community came out in full force to support a fundraiser for the Mid-Michigan...

NCAA Relay Qualifier Elijah Sohn Announces Transfer to SMU - Vimarsana News

NCAA Relay Qualifier Elijah Sohn Announces Transfer to SMU

Elijah Sohn has announced that he is transferring to Southern Methodist University after spending one season at Texas A&M.

Publix landlord: May 1 now likely date to break ground - Vimarsana News

Publix landlord: May 1 now likely date to break ground

More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Publix landlord: May 1 now likely date to break ground Supermarket key to Old Register Road TAD and Tormenta Stadium plans In this view Monday from near Statesboro's bypass, heavy equipment operators from Mill Creek Construction prepare ground for an extension of Akins Boulevard toward Tormenta Way, a route to the future Publix store and Tormenta Stadium. - p...

Saying goodbye to those we lost - The Ellsworth American - Vimarsana News

Saying goodbye to those we lost - The Ellsworth American

Saying goodbye to those we lost ELLSWORTH — 2020 was a year full of loss, thanks in part to the COVID-19 pandemic. Hancock County recorded its first death of a person who tested positive for coronavirus in May, a man in his 60s, according to the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Since then, as of Dec. 30, eleven Hancock County residents have died due to the coronavirus. However, locals have lost many more family and friends who lived elsewhere to the virus. Meanwhile, Hancock County lost several community leaders due to other causes during 2020. Longtime lawman Alan Bro...