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The 2024 Presidential Frauds - Vimarsana News

The 2024 Presidential Frauds

Now, I’m well aware of all the folks who have been trying to sell their “three-legged stool” theory since McCain in 2008…Father, Mother and Born on Soil. I’m well aware of the fact that some women think that the Natural Law focus on the father alone, is some kind of slight to the mothers.

Keysville attorney promises accountability - The True Citizen - Vimarsana News

Keysville attorney promises accountability - The True Citizen

Attorney Doug Kidd (pictured during the Feb. 14, 2022 meeting) has offered to get more involved in Keysville’s multitude of conflicts. City Attorney Doug Kidd says “accountability” is just around the corner for Keysville Mayor Linda Wilkes. “Your open records requests are perfectly legitimate and should be responded to and I have told the mayor

BURKE HEALTH - The True Citizen - Vimarsana News

BURKE HEALTH - The True Citizen

A ribbon cutting ceremony for Burke Therapy and Burke Imaging Thursday, October 26 offered attendees the opportunity to tour the departments. Less than half way through the initial lease term, Burke Hospital Company has transformed Burke County’s rural hospital into a center for excellence in orthopedic and cardiac care, with facility improvements that include state-of-the-art

Keysville faces dilemmas - The True Citizen - Vimarsana News

Keysville faces dilemmas - The True Citizen

Concerned Citizen James Neely pointed out the city’s charter expressly communicates that elections should be staggered and occur on odd-numbered years during the October 10 meeting. A Direct Congressional Spending grant awarded through Senator Raphael Warnock’s office for $197,000 is no longer available to assist in financing Keysville’s second well project. Environmental Protection Agency spokesperson

Stranger than fiction: Books blamed for melancholy - Vimarsana News

Stranger than fiction: Books blamed for melancholy

This spooky cemetery currently adorns the outside of Wisteria Hall on Myrick Street in Waynesboro. Editor’s note: This is the first of a series of eerie and/ or peculiar true stories that will be published throughout the month of October. An 18-year-old Burke County woman was driven to insanity in 1894 after reading romance novels.