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60+ facing RICO charges over Atlanta police training center protests - Vimarsana News

60+ facing RICO charges over Atlanta police training center protests

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr has filed organized crime charges against more than 60 people in connection with their protests over Atlanta’s controversial new police and public safety training facility, according to court records.

State's churches pray for rain as dogged drought conditions linger - Vimarsana News

State's churches pray for rain as dogged drought conditions linger

(CHRISTIAN POST) – “We believe that it is the time of rain in our region, so we are asking/petitioning the Father for rain.” Pastor Tim Darnell of Hill Country Church is going straight to the source as extreme drought conditions persist across central Texas. Darnell and his congregation spent the last week praying for rain…

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Texas churches pray for rain as dogged drought conditions linger - Vimarsana News

Texas churches pray for rain as dogged drought conditions linger

Pastor Tim Darnell of Hill Country Church is going straight to the source as extreme drought conditions persist across central Texas. 

Judge: Opponents of public safety training center can collect votes - Vimarsana News

Judge: Opponents of public safety training center can collect votes

A federal judge on Thursday ruled in favor of DeKalb County residents who were seeking to collect signatures for a referendum on the controversial Atlanta Public Safety Training Center.

ATLVault: June 3, 1962, the day Atlanta stood still - Vimarsana News

ATLVault: June 3, 1962, the day Atlanta stood still

A deadly plane crash in Orly, France, 61 years ago devastated Atlanta's arts community, a tragedy still being felt today.