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It's beginning to look like Christmas in the Twin Cities - Vimarsana News

It's beginning to look like Christmas in the Twin Cities

Christmas decorations and both old and new traditions are popping up all over the Twin Cities with the holiday just around the corner.

Fitchburg Military Band spreading holiday cheer with Dec. 3 concert - Vimarsana News

Fitchburg Military Band spreading holiday cheer with Dec. 3 concert

The Fitchburg Military Band is returning to the stage this weekend with a merry and joyful holiday concert for the community sure to please music lovers of all ages.

Laurelwood Garden Club opens its season with Ikebana floral demonstration; new officers elected - Vimarsana News

Laurelwood Garden Club opens its season with Ikebana floral demonstration; new officers elected

FITCHBURG — The Laurelwood Garden Club will hold its first meeting for the 2023-2024 season at 9:30 a.m. Friday, Sept. 22, at the Fitchburg Art Museum, 185 Elm St. Tom Maney will give a lecture and demonstration while designing several Ikebana arrangements. Maney received his Instructor Certificate in the O’Hara School of Ikebana, Berlin, in 2012. Ikebana is a Japanese art of arranging and […]

Editorial: Awareness Day, Narcan help stem fatal drug OD tide - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Awareness Day, Narcan help stem fatal drug OD tide

In the lead-up to International Overdose Awareness Day on Aug. 31, the Fitchburg community gathered at the Upper Common last Thursday to remember those lives lost to drugs, and to give comfort to the families and friends left behind. 

Overdose vigil remembers lives and gives hope - Vimarsana News

Overdose vigil remembers lives and gives hope

The community gathered at the Upper Common to remember lives lost to overdose and to give hope to families and friends left behind. The event, now in the 8th year, is run by the city's dedicated Health Department.