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Robin Webb: Items of note this Halloween season - Vimarsana News

Robin Webb: Items of note this Halloween season

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New truck for Westwood Fire - Vimarsana News

New truck for Westwood Fire

WESTWOOD A well-respected, reliable volunteer fire department in the area has a bright and shiny new truck ready for work.

Athens Voice 6-9-21 - Vimarsana News

Athens Voice 6-9-21

“In the June 2 installment of The Athens NEWS, a writer was concerned about the integrity of Robin Webb: you needn’t worry. It takes a cynicism-naiveté combo not to see, when an agency’s public information officer calls press back to clarify that something was THEIR fault, that person has made a sacrifice regardless of who’s to blame. When tragic, avoidable issues occur, it is all too easy to point our fingers at dedicated caseworkers, advocates, and other staff — predominantly women — while ignoring actual problems (low rates of prosecution for sexual violenc...

Athens Voice 6-2-21 - Vimarsana News

Athens Voice 6-2-21

“The Ohio University Board of Trustees has appointed Dr. Hugh Sherman as the 22nd President of OU. From 2007-2021, Sherman served as dean of OU’s College of Business and as the Corlett Chair of Strategy and Senior Economic Policy Fellow in the Voinovich School for Leadership & Public Affairs. This is a good call. Sherman stands to be an excellent President. The Athens city Democratic Central Committee voted to appoint Ohio University LGBT Center Director Micah McCarey to a seat on Athens City Council. McCarey is Black gay man and holds a Master’s Degree in Communication from OU...

Remembering heroes who gave all - Vimarsana News

Remembering heroes who gave all

On Sunday, veterans, residents and local and state officials gathered at the Greenup County War Memorial to remember and honor those veterans who died in service to their country.