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Softball Announces 2024 Signing Day Class - Vimarsana News

Softball Announces 2024 Signing Day Class

COLUMBIA, Mo. – University of Missouri Softball Head Coach Larissa Anderson and her staff announced Friday the Tigers' 2024 Signing Day Class.  Abbie Wilhelm, Jordyn Thurman, Saniya Hill, Kadence Shepherd, Courtney Donahue, Madison Uptegrove, Nevaeh Watkins and Sophie Smith will join the team this upcoming fall ahead of the 2025 season.   Abbie Wilhelm Abbie…

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UTEP women earn gritty victory at Missouri-Kansas City - Vimarsana News

UTEP women earn gritty victory at Missouri-Kansas City

Miners go to 2-0 after leading for final three quarters in first road trip of the season against Missouri-Kansas City.

Reports of marijuana edibles sold at Sachse High School anger parents - Vimarsana News

Reports of marijuana edibles sold at Sachse High School anger parents

Garland ISD is not answering FOX 4’s questions about reports of students selling marijuana brownies — with two getting arrested for possession. Some parents say they never received any kind of notice from the school about what happened.

Ouachita Baptist University defensive lineman dies Sunday - Vimarsana News

Ouachita Baptist University defensive lineman dies Sunday

Ouachita Baptist University defensive lineman Clark Yarbrough, died after collapsing suddenly Sunday morning. The cause of death is still unknown. Yarbrough, 21

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D-FW native's app helps music students learn during the pandemic - Vimarsana News

D-FW native's app helps music students learn during the pandemic

D-FW native’s app helps music students learn during the pandemic Called the Monster Musician Reader, the app helps students improve their skills at sight reading. Donovan Spruiells and Donald Fabian pose with the Monster Musician Reader app at the Dallas Winds Summer Band Camp in the summer of 2019.(Dallas Winds) 8:50 AM on May 24, 2021 CDT When the pandemic hit last year, music educators across the country scrambled to find effective ways to teach virtually. It was around this time that an app geared toward elementary and middle school students had over 30,000 downloads in one night. Calle...