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Hotel to House Homeless, AFD Chief Faces New Allegations, Drought Continues - Vimarsana News

Hotel to House Homeless, AFD Chief Faces New Allegations, Drought Continues

Asheville's fire chief is facing more allegations in a federal discrimination lawsuit. A new plan is in the works to provide help for the homeless at an Asheville hotel. Drought conditions remain in place for every corner of North Carolina.

Source: iheart.com
Hotel to House Homeless, AFD Chief Faces New Allegations, Drought Continues - Vimarsana News

Hotel to House Homeless, AFD Chief Faces New Allegations, Drought Continues

Asheville's fire chief is facing more allegations in a federal discrimination lawsuit. A new plan is in the works to provide help for the homeless at an Asheville hotel. Drought conditions remain in place for every corner of North Carolina.

Source: iheart.com
Hotel to House Homeless, AFD Chief Faces New Allegations, Drought Continues - Vimarsana News

Hotel to House Homeless, AFD Chief Faces New Allegations, Drought Continues

Asheville's fire chief is facing more allegations in a federal discrimination lawsuit. A new plan is in the works to provide help for the homeless at an Asheville hotel. Drought conditions remain in place for every corner of North Carolina.

Source: iheart.com
Gun, B.B. gun found on two students at Hanes Magnet Middle - Vimarsana News

Gun, B.B. gun found on two students at Hanes Magnet Middle

School leaders said an unloaded gun and also a B.B. gun was discovered Thursday at Hanes Magnet Middle in Winston-Salem.

She loved lost cities and the Roman Empire. But the classroom won out for Teacher of the Year in Forsyth. - Vimarsana News

She loved lost cities and the Roman Empire. But the classroom won out for Teacher of the Year in Forsyth.

By the time Jennifer Solis needed to pick a foreign language to study in eighth grade, she was already enthralled by the ancient cultures of Central and South America. Studying Spanish, she reasoned, would surely come in handy on her way to becoming an archaeologist, her dream career. “If you were growing up in the early ‘80s, that’s when National Geographic was going in and doing excavations in Central America of Mayan ruins. I never had my nose in a fiction book. I was always reading about some Roman empire or a lost city,” Solis said. “This is the kind of nerd I wa...