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Gladden Middle band 'superior' - Vimarsana News

Gladden Middle band 'superior'

It has been a very memorable year for the Gladden Middle School Warrior Band. On March 13, the band participated in the annual Georgia Music Educators' Association large group performance

Glen Powell leaned into Sydney Sweeney dating rumors to promote 'Anyone But You' - Vimarsana News

Glen Powell leaned into Sydney Sweeney dating rumors to promote 'Anyone But You'

Glen Powell finally admitted that he leaned into the rumors that he was dating his "Anyone But You" co-star, Sydney Sweeney, to promote the film.

Oliver Stark pushes back on critics of his 9-1-1 character's same-sex kiss scene: 'I fear you've missed the entire point of the show' - Vimarsana News

Oliver Stark pushes back on critics of his 9-1-1 character's same-sex kiss scene: 'I fear you've missed the entire point of the show'

The London-born actor, 32, took to Instagram Stories on Saturday, saying he was 'humbled and overwhelmed by the positive reaction to Buck's storyline.'

Pat Sajak's daughter Maggie, 29, is 'dating' Jennifer Love Hewitt's former fiancé Ross McCall, 48, as the couple are seen kissing on a romantic stroll - Vimarsana News

Pat Sajak's daughter Maggie, 29, is 'dating' Jennifer Love Hewitt's former fiancé Ross McCall, 48, as the couple are seen kissing on a romantic stroll

Wheel of Fortune host Pat Sajak's, 77,  daughter Maggie, 29. The social correspondent for her father's long-running game show was spotted on a walk McCall and his dog.

Phillips seeks seat on Murray BOE - Vimarsana News

Phillips seeks seat on Murray BOE

Public turnout for most Murray County Board of Education meetings is very limited. The audience for these twice-a-month gatherings usually consists of school system employees and a newspaper reporter. And