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Deadly crash involving a motorcycle on Sunshine Street in Springfield, Mo. - Vimarsana News

Deadly crash involving a motorcycle on Sunshine Street in Springfield, Mo.

A motorcyclist died in a crash Thursday morning on a busy Springfield street.

Source: ky3.com
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Residents say new 7 Brew's blue neon, speakers make the business a bad neighbor - Vimarsana News

Residents say new 7 Brew's blue neon, speakers make the business a bad neighbor

Neighbors of the new 7 Brew Coffee at Sunshine and Jefferson say blue neon shines into homes 24/7 and speakers are pointed toward the neighborhood.

Source: yahoo.com
Business in brief: KY3's Maria Neider joins City of Ozark, Mercy promotes presidents - Vimarsana News

Business in brief: KY3's Maria Neider joins City of Ozark, Mercy promotes presidents

This week in business news, KY3's Maria Neider joins the City of Ozark communications team. Also, Mercy announces leadership changes.

Source: yahoo.com
Chadwick Flyer Trail development will soon move into Springfield. Here's what is planned - Vimarsana News

Chadwick Flyer Trail development will soon move into Springfield. Here's what is planned

Out of the 12 miles that the Chadwick Flyer Trail will span, 3.2 have been completed up to Kissick Avenue. Here's what is planned going north.

Source: yahoo.com
Amber Alert issued for missing 13-year-old girl out of Harris County - Vimarsana News

Amber Alert issued for missing 13-year-old girl out of Harris County

The Harris Co. Sheriff's Office said she was with an unknown adult male and was in danger. Texas DPS said she was last seen in the 16900 block of Sunshine Street in Houston around 1 a.m. on Feb. 21.

Source: kxxv.com