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Filling the Local News Voids - Cincinnati Magazine - Vimarsana News

Filling the Local News Voids - Cincinnati Magazine

A new digital newsroom in Cleveland using “community documenters” is looking to spread across the state.

Archaeology, excavation in New London unearth historical insights - Vimarsana News

Archaeology, excavation in New London unearth historical insights

FOREST — Virginia is steeped in history, going back far earlier than the formation of the United States. Virginia also is home to towns and cities pre-dating the American Revolution.

Ongoing archaeology and excavation work in New London turns up more insights to eras past - Vimarsana News

Ongoing archaeology and excavation work in New London turns up more insights to eras past

FOREST — Virginia is steeped in history, going back far earlier than the formation of the United States. Virginia also is home to towns and cities pre-dating the American Revolution.

Melissa Kilby Receives UNFCU Foundation's 2022 Women's Empowerment Award for Leading Global Advocacy Movement Girl Up - Vimarsana News

Melissa Kilby Receives UNFCU Foundation's 2022 Women's Empowerment Award for Leading Global Advocacy Movement Girl Up

LONG ISLAND CITY, NY / ACCESSWIRE / December 15, 2022 / UNFCU Foundation recently honored Melissa Kilby, executive director of Girl Up, with its 2022 Women's Empowerment Award. The virtual ceremony capped

Former Oklahoma Jail Guard Gets Nearly Four Years Prison for Allowing White Supremacists to Jump Black Inmates, Ordering the Abuse of Another - Vimarsana News

Former Oklahoma Jail Guard Gets Nearly Four Years Prison for Allowing White Supremacists to Jump Black Inmates, Ordering the Abuse of Another

A federal court has sentenced a former Oklahoma supervisory correctional officer to nearly four years in prison for violating the rights of several Black