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Local man organizes Lego 'Ultimate Brick Show' in Marion - Vimarsana News

Local man organizes Lego 'Ultimate Brick Show' in Marion

West Frankfort's Tim Woods is sharing his love of Lego as the organizer of the “Ultimate Brick Show,” set for Saturday at the Pavilion in Marion.

Woods Family Band to rock Natrona with free concert - Vimarsana News

Woods Family Band to rock Natrona with free concert

Blues musician Tim Woods will light up Natrona Community Park on Thursday with soulful sounds from his newest album, “For You,” currently charting in the Top 10 on the National Blues Rock radio list. The Greensburg resident will belt out classics with his five-piece Woods Family Band, which includes his

Out & About: The Westmoreland's Block Party offers summer fun - Vimarsana News

Out & About: The Westmoreland's Block Party offers summer fun

When researching the phenomenon of block parties for The Westmoreland Museum of American Art’s current exhibit of that name, chief curator Jeremiah William McCarthy learned that they originated in New York City during World War I as people pooled resources to give soldiers a send-off to war. Block parties spread

On the Road Again:Buses will begin to roll on Aug. 10 - Vimarsana News

On the Road Again:Buses will begin to roll on Aug. 10

The Pulaski County School system provides free transportation for all students and with Pulaski County being the third largest county in the state with 673 square miles of area, transportation

John Schumann On Why Redgum Are Still Relevant Today - Vimarsana News

John Schumann On Why Redgum Are Still Relevant Today

John Schumann (ex-Redgum lead singer/songwriter) and the Vagabond Crew return to Brisbane with “The Redgum Years” in August. He reflects on gigging in the dark days of the Bjelke-Petersen regime and finds Redgum’s protest songs from the 70s and 80s still apply today.