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Evans has one store left in Sheboygan Falls, but has survived COVID, inflation - Vimarsana News

Evans has one store left in Sheboygan Falls, but has survived COVID, inflation

Despite competition and economic challenges brought on by COVID-19 and inflation, Evans has remained 'profitable,' owner Ed Evanoff says.

The 901: Why Memphis needs a third bridge over the Mississippi River - Vimarsana News

The 901: Why Memphis needs a third bridge over the Mississippi River

With the I-40 bridge out of commission, it's time for Memphis to seek federal funding to build a third bridge over the Mississippi River.

Source: msn.com
The 901: A career-high night for Ja Morant not enough for Grizzlies - Vimarsana News

The 901: A career-high night for Ja Morant not enough for Grizzlies

For his first two playoff games, Ja Morant has scored the second-most points of any player in NBA history.

901: Vaccine questions, TNReady tests start; Juneteenth festival - Vimarsana News

901: Vaccine questions, TNReady tests start; Juneteenth festival

Good morning Memphis, where students are returning to schools for TNReady assessments and the University of Memphis is celebrating two more Tigers joining NFL rosters. The doctors said COVID-19 vaccines have no impact on fertility, are safe for people who have had reactions to previous vaccines or have drug allergies, and do not cause any genetic modifications in people. Fauci, chief medical advisor to the White House and director of the National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, and Webb, the senior policy advisor to the White House for COVID-19 equity, also discussed when v...

FedEx: no plan to change cell phone policy after Indianapolis shooting - Vimarsana News

FedEx: no plan to change cell phone policy after Indianapolis shooting

The Memphis-based carrier restricts employees from carrying cell phones in some work areas. Indianapolis television station WISH reported numerous people expressed concern they could not phone family and friends employed at the FedEx facility shortly after news broke of the fatal shootings.  Asked about the no-phone policy, Jim Masilak, FedEx Services media relations manager, on Friday morning emailed a statement to The Commercial Appeal affirming the policy. FedEx's one-line statement says: “To minimize potential distractions around package sortation equipment and dock operations, cel...