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Summerguide events - Vimarsana News

Summerguide events

ONGOING Friday Night Jazz Every Friday, 5:30-7:30pm. Listen to some of Springfield's finest jazz musicians with a different act every week. Sponsored by the Springfield...

Pritzker pledges to expand access to mental health care in Illinois - Vimarsana News

Pritzker pledges to expand access to mental health care in Illinois

Service providers, state agency officials joined governor for Springfield panel

Photos: Day One of IndieCraft kicks of weekend of music, craft beer and community in Springfield - Vimarsana News

Photos: Day One of IndieCraft kicks of weekend of music, craft beer and community in Springfield

The open to the public festival is a celebration of music and craft beer and has become a mainstay of the burgeoning community in Springfield's downtown.

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The art of faith - Vimarsana News

The art of faith

From a jazz funeral parade, to wedding clothes, to music, architecture and theater, the 2022 Liturgical Arts Festival showcases, without judging, the paths we walk to God.

Nixa Camera Club Helps Kids Develop Photography Skills - Vimarsana News

Nixa Camera Club Helps Kids Develop Photography Skills

4:36 Once a week during the school year, Amy Short packs up supplies and heads to the John Thomas School of Discovery in Nixa. The Nixa resident, who believes in the importance of giving back to her community, volunteers her time to lead the school’s Camera Club, for kids in grades four through six.  She’s been leading the club since 2014. It all started when Short was helping out with the yearbook club at JTSD. "I saw with the yearbook that they had fun taking pictures and they liked doing it, they just needed some help with their skills," Short said.

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