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Chippewa County Emergency Communications Center staff honored for actions during police standoff - Vimarsana News

Chippewa County Emergency Communications Center staff honored for actions during police standoff

Tim Walters, Stephanie Stone and Wade Davis were recognized by Chippewa Falls Police Chief Matthew Kelm for lifesaving efforts during an incident on Oct. 20.

Square Fair hits Clinton | Sampson Independent - Vimarsana News

Square Fair hits Clinton | Sampson Independent

Despite some cloudy skies and occasional sprinkles, Saturday’s Square Fair lived up to its billing as a huge event, with Clinton’s entire downtown full of…

Here is who national experts predict will win KC Chiefs-Jacksonville Jaguars game - Vimarsana News

Here is who national experts predict will win KC Chiefs-Jacksonville Jaguars game

Sixty-six NFL pundits made their picks for Sunday’s Chiefs-Jaguars game in Jacksonville.

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Joe Biden Deliberately Inviting Illegal Invasion of America - Vimarsana News

Joe Biden Deliberately Inviting Illegal Invasion of America

After 33 months in office, Joe Biden invited 8,000,000 illegal migrants to invade our southern border.  He hired Cuban immigrant Alejandro Mayorkas to make sure our borders are open, free to cross 24/7,  and he rewards criminals, drug dealers, sex traffickers and terrorists with plane rides or bus t

Travels With Charley II: What We Saw In Big Cities—Not Too Nice - Vimarsana News

Travels With Charley II: What We Saw In Big Cities—Not Too Nice

You cannot help but travel in California to see 170,000 homeless people wandering the streets of the big cities.  Los Angeles must be the new capital of human misery, followed by San Francisco.  Ironically, both cities are governed by equity, inclusiveness and diversity.  The minority leaders and po