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Incumbent Graham re-elected to St. Louis Community College Board of Trustees - Vimarsana News

Incumbent Graham re-elected to St. Louis Community College Board of Trustees

Doris A. Graham resoundingly retains her seat as a member of the St. Louis Community College Board of Trustee, Subdistrict 1. Graham was first elected to the board in 2012

Incumbent Graham re-elected to St. Louis Community College Board of Trustees - Vimarsana News

Incumbent Graham re-elected to St. Louis Community College Board of Trustees

Dr. Doris A. Graham resoundingly retains her seat as a member of the St. Louis Community College Board of Trustee, Subdistrict 1. One of four candidates, Graham won 49.7% of

Asby finishes third as WWU ties Columbia in spring home tournament - Vimarsana News

Asby finishes third as WWU ties Columbia in spring home tournament

FULTON -- After surviving dreary conditions that shortened the tournament to a single round Tuesday, William Woods and Columbia College were forced back onto the 10th hole at Tanglewood for a tiebreaker to declare a tournament winner after matching 289 (+1) team scores.

The Rocks, Stained Red with Blood: A Son of Hercules Slew Giants at Salcombe, Devon? - Vimarsana News

The Rocks, Stained Red with Blood: A Son of Hercules Slew Giants at Salcombe, Devon?

The myth of Brutus of Troy is well over a thousand years old, yet it continues to fascinate and current scholarship seeks to find new truths hidden in its mossy folds. John Clark’s excellent paper ‘Trojans at Totnes and Giants on the Hoe: Geoffrey of Monmouth, Historical Fiction and Geographical Reality’

'Kiss' statue at Omaha's Memorial Park stays until Jan. 2024 - Vimarsana News

'Kiss' statue at Omaha's Memorial Park stays until Jan. 2024

The "Embracing Peace" sculpture — loved by some, derided as cringey or kitschy by others — has drawn visitors to Omaha's Memorial Park since April.