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The Greatest Western You've Never Heard Of – Texas Monthly - Vimarsana News

The Greatest Western You've Never Heard Of – Texas Monthly

A new movie adaption, starring Nicolas Cage, may finally bring the 1960 novel ‘Butcher’s Crossing’ the fame it deserves—right when we need to heed its message. 

After a contentious special town meeting last week, a $200,000 project to re-crown East Washington Road in Hinsdale will proceed - Vimarsana News

After a contentious special town meeting last week, a $200,000 project to re-crown East Washington Road in Hinsdale will proceed

A $200,000 project to re-crown East Washington Road in Hinsdale resulted in a spirited special town meeting last week, which ultimately resulted in the article being passed despite some protests

Paris Review - The Art of Fiction No. 183 - Vimarsana News

Paris Review - The Art of Fiction No. 183

© Catherine Wolff   This interview took place in the summer of 2003, at Tobias Wolff’s home in northern California. He had just returned from ten months in Rome, where he finished work on his eighth book, Old School. Standing by a wall adorned with family photographs, Wolff pr...

Remembering my friend and teacher, Christopher Coker - Vimarsana News

Remembering my friend and teacher, Christopher Coker

Christopher Coker believed humanity’s relationship with war was long and deep, we could tell humanity's story through the lens of conflict.

Bison Are Sacred to Native Americans — But Each Tribe Has Its Own Special Relationship to Them - Limestone Post Magazine - Vimarsana News

Bison Are Sacred to Native Americans — But Each Tribe Has Its Own Special Relationship to Them - Limestone Post Magazine

Over thousands of years and across diverse landscapes, Indigenous peoples developed traditional ecological knowledge about the bison and their ecosystems. Meanwhile, they also developed religious customs and sacred places important to their relationship with bison, writes Indigenous scholar Rosalyn R. LaPier, an enrolled member of the Blackfeet tribe. First published by The Conversation.