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Love for the land on full display at Standard Flower Show - Vimarsana News

Love for the land on full display at Standard Flower Show

THOMASVILLE- The 103rd Standard Flower Show was held over the weekend at the Thomasville Garden Center, where the Lady Banks Garden Club was awarded the Josie B. Neel Award with

Cunningham presents program to Colonial Dames 17th Century - Vimarsana News

Cunningham presents program to Colonial Dames 17th Century

THOMASVILLE- The John Lee of Nansemond Chapter, National Society Colonial Dames 17th Century was honored to welcome Telia Cunningham, Pharm. D., Quitman, Georgia, as the guest speaker at the recent

Is a recession coming? New poll reveals majority of Utahns are worried - Vimarsana News

Is a recession coming? New poll reveals majority of Utahns are worried

A new Deseret News/Hinckley Institute of Politics poll finds almost half of Utahns support the Federal Reserve’s strategy of fighting record inflation with interest rate hikes. But many Utahns, and Gov. Spencer Cox, are still concerned a recession is on its way.

U.S. inflation: How to save money as everything gets more expensive - Vimarsana News

U.S. inflation: How to save money as everything gets more expensive

Meats, poultry, fish and eggs top the charts for most increased food prices and why it might be smart to wait before buying a new or used car. Meat prices in Utah are increasing faster than in most of the rest of the country. Will gas prices go down anytime soon?

These Utahns are cutting back on groceries, travel because of inflation - Vimarsana News

These Utahns are cutting back on groceries, travel because of inflation

Though inflation cooled slightly last month, U.S. consumers are still paying significantly more for nearly everything they buy.

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