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Please help Lexington make the best of a bad process for opening up rural land - Vimarsana News

Please help Lexington make the best of a bad process for opening up rural land

Linda Blackford: After a ‘debacle’ vote in June, a task force has to decide where to develop Fayette County. The public’s help is needed.

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Butte-Silver Bow pursuing three TIF plans - Vimarsana News

Butte-Silver Bow pursuing three TIF plans

Butte-Silver Bow is pursuing three tax-increment plans at the same time, saying they can pay off in future development and tax dollars.

Bill Pinkney, former Navy sailor who notched a first while sailing the globe, dies at 87 - Vimarsana News

Bill Pinkney, former Navy sailor who notched a first while sailing the globe, dies at 87

Bill Pinkney, a former Navy sailor who battled storms, dehydration, sleep deprivation and loneliness while sailing alone around the world, becoming the first Black sailor to do so by way of a treacherous route around Cape Horn, died Aug. 31 at a hospital in Atlanta. He was 87.

Should liquor be sold on Sundays? An NC bill says yes, and that's not the only change - Vimarsana News

Should liquor be sold on Sundays? An NC bill says yes, and that's not the only change

ABC stores could open on Sundays if this bill passes.

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ABC stores could open on Sundays in bill passed by House committee - Vimarsana News

ABC stores could open on Sundays in bill passed by House committee

A bill passed by the House Alcohol Beverage Control Committee would allow ABC boards to permit ABC stores to be open on Sundays in North Carolina. The bill represents the House version of omnibus alcohol law reform. The House committee placed its provisions in Senate Bill 527, which originally addressed elevator safety. Among other provisions,