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Maysville man among Kentuckians sentenced to federal prison for animal fighting offenses - Vimarsana News

Maysville man among Kentuckians sentenced to federal prison for animal fighting offenses

Two individuals, Jerrard McVey, 48, and Linda McVey, 42, both of Carlisle, Ky, were sentenced recently to 12 months and a day in federal prison, by U.S. District Judge Karen Caldwell, for conspiracy to knowingly sponsor and exhibit animals in an animal fighting venture, in connection with the Valley, a chicken pit on the border of Nicholas and Fleming counties.

Amanda Lehmann's "Innocence and Illusion" - Vimarsana News

Amanda Lehmann's "Innocence and Illusion"

In later-2021, British guitarist, vocalist and songwriter Amanda Lehmann released a diverse, nine-song album of all-original art and pop music titled Innocence and Illusion. The album – her first official collection under her own name in a 30-plus-year career, but not her first effort – has reached many ears and hearts along the way.

St Albans: The Manfreds band announce Alban Arena show | St Albans & Harpenden Review - Vimarsana News

St Albans: The Manfreds band announce Alban Arena show | St Albans & Harpenden Review

The Manfreds - formerly known as The Manfred Mann - have announced a show at Civic Close's Alban Arena, St Albans.

St Albans: The Manfreds band announce Alban Arena show - Vimarsana News

St Albans: The Manfreds band announce Alban Arena show

The Manfreds - formerly known as The Manfred Mann - have announced a show at Civic Close's Alban Arena, St Albans.

Catholic colleges cut humanities programs, citing student interest in other fields - Vimarsana News

Catholic colleges cut humanities programs, citing student interest in other fields

Questions about the future of humanities at two Catholic universities reflect those being confronted throughout higher education as officials weigh reshaping their academic offerings amid changing student interests.