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Henderson State's Armstrong, Taylor Clock 19.5s in 50 Free to Top D2 Season Rankings - Vimarsana News

Henderson State's Armstrong, Taylor Clock 19.5s in 50 Free to Top D2 Season Rankings

Lamar Taylor and Jack Armstrong went 1-2 in the 50 free at 2023 D2 NCAAs, and now in September have already swum times that would've qualified for 'A' final.

45 behind-the-scenes photos of 45 of the best movies of all time - Vimarsana News

45 behind-the-scenes photos of 45 of the best movies of all time

Silver Screen Collection // Getty Images Omar Sharif has a moment with director David Lean on the set of "Lawrence of Arabia." Sharif would go on to work with Lean a few years later when the former starred in "Doctor Zhivago," with both films being la...

Lorain City Schools launches Adopt-a-School volunteer partnership with area churches - Vimarsana News

Lorain City Schools launches Adopt-a-School volunteer partnership with area churches

Adopt-a-School is a growing partnership with 17 local churches that provides support, love and a team of helpers at every school in the Lorain City Schools district.

The Brits Rip a Beer Tax Page from the Yanks - Vimarsana News

The Brits Rip a Beer Tax Page from the Yanks

Thirty-eight years ago next month, Congress passed a deep tax cut that helped spur growth in the number of smaller breweries in the United States. A similarly tax-spurred phenomenon is under way in the United Kingdom. In the U.S., the September 1976 congressional legislation chopped the federal excise tax on beer from $9 to $7

Will there be enough cables for the clean energy transition? - Vimarsana News

Will there be enough cables for the clean energy transition?

Financial Times: Demand for the infrastructure is outstripping supply