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Year in Review: Our favorite 2020 albums - Vimarsana News

Year in Review: Our favorite 2020 albums

Las Vegas Weekly (Clockwise from top left) Fiona Apple, Run the Jewels, Gunn-Truscinski Duo, Grimes, Perfume Genius, Gorillaz Geoff Carter It was an awful year in most respects, but 2020 produced some outstanding music. If these artists are able to tour these works next summer, it’ll be a concert season for the ages. Wrapping 2020 1. Perfume Genius, Set My Heart on Fire Immediately Mike Hadreas has given the best album of his career, the best album of this year and probably one of the best albums of this young decade with this genre-hopping masterwork. 2. Phoebe Bridgers, Punisher Heartr...

Madison County officials, employees collect items for local food pantries - Vimarsana News

Madison County officials, employees collect items for local food pantries

Board Chairman Kurt Prenzler said the items included canned goods and non-perishable foods.  He said that because of the Covid-19 pandemic, the annual door-to-door Scouting for Food collection event could not take place this year. Tina Barnard, a board member with the Glen-Ed Food Pantry, contacted the county and asked if they would be interested in holding a food drive. “We didn’t hesitate to say yes,” Prenzler stated in a press release. “Employees did an outstanding job.” Prenzler and County Board member Erica Conway-Harriss of Glen Carbon delivered the items to the Glen-Ed Food ...

Madison County employees collect 2.5 tons of canned goods for food pantries - Vimarsana News

Madison County employees collect 2.5 tons of canned goods for food pantries

Madison County employees collect 2.5 tons of canned goods for food pantries The Intelligencer FacebookTwitterEmail Madison County Board Member Erica Conway-Harriss of Glen Carbon and Interim Facilities Director Chris Milton deliver food and non-perishable items to Glen-Ed Food Pantry Thursday morning. Madison County employees collected 2.5 tons to be donated to local food pantries this holiday season.For the Intelligencer EDWARDSVILLE — Food pantries are benefitting from donations made by Madison County employees this holiday season. “Our employees collected 2.5 tons of canned goods and o...

The Big Takeover: Big Takeover #87 (Joe Pernice of Pernice Brothers cover) Out Now! Super Holiday, Birthday, and/or Other Gifts! Order - Vimarsana News

The Big Takeover: Big Takeover #87 (Joe Pernice of Pernice Brothers cover) Out Now! Super Holiday, Birthday, and/or Other Gifts! Order

Lyres, and more! A full description of its contents is just below. Remember, we only come out twice a year, every Spring and Fall, so you don’t want to miss one of our jam-packed 156-page issues! REMEMBER, since this issue #87 is being shipped to subscribers and those who pre-order it by itself, but will mostly be unavailable in the normal stores that carry us that are closed because of the pandemic, it is imperative if you want a copy that you order it now! And of course, it can’t be impulse-bought like previous issues when you’re out and about, so don’t delay!

The new Hulu thriller Run, Spokane Indians' recycling win, new music and more! - Vimarsana News

The new Hulu thriller Run, Spokane Indians' recycling win, new music and more!

MOMMIE DEAREST The new Hulu thriller Run resembles its own title: It's short, direct and kinda forgettable. But it's predicated on two excellent performances — Kiera Allen (making an impressive feature debut) as a chronically ill teenager with college aspirations, and Sarah Paulson as her single mother, who may be hiding some dark secrets from her only daughter. I was a fan of director Aneesh Chaganty's first film, the found-footage mystery Searching, but this follow-up is far less unpredictable and much more conventional, and its story unravels like a thrift-store sweater, going from unn...