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Pop's Restaurant officially reopens after fire - Vimarsana News

Pop's Restaurant officially reopens after fire

Pop's Restaurant, a staple of the Kingsport community, reopened Monday morning.

Dundee residents describe shower of bricks, debris from Saturday's tornado - Vimarsana News

Dundee residents describe shower of bricks, debris from Saturday's tornado

An EF0 tornado ripped the roofs off at least two historic buildings downtown and caused a brief shower of bricks and other debris in a roughly three-block area.

Alishia Foss, Chris Armijo find perfection at Mancuso's - Vimarsana News

Alishia Foss, Chris Armijo find perfection at Mancuso's

Mancuso Bowling Center league bowler Alishia Foss overcame the “10th frame jitters” last week to record her first United States Bowling Congress-certified perfect game. Admitting that her hands were trembling as she picked up her Storm Phaze III ball, Foss, a 30-year-old Brockport resident, nonetheless came through with a 12th consecutive strike in the second game of the

Rogers City Council candidates report campaign contributions, expenditures - Vimarsana News

Rogers City Council candidates report campaign contributions, expenditures

City Council candidates have reported money raised and spent by their campaigns ahead of Tuesday's election.

Protecting people from COVID with PPE cost states billions of dollars - Vimarsana News

Protecting people from COVID with PPE cost states billions of dollars

David A. Lieb and Camille Fassett Associated Press Ray Bellia had a good business before the coronavirus pandemic. He topped $4 million in annual sales from his New Hampshire store that specialized in protective gear for police.  Then he got a call from a buyer with the state of Massachusetts asking if he had anything that could protect people from COVID-19. As it happened, he did. He went on to sell the state 300,000 disposable masks for 97 cents each. "From that point on, it's been just insanity," Bellia said. Masks. Gowns. Gloves. Goggles. Sanitizer. Coveralls. Thermometers. Bellia has so...