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More file to run for Hopkinsville City Council - Vimarsana News

More file to run for Hopkinsville City Council

Some familiar names have filed to run for Hopkinsville City Council. Incumbent Ward 1 Councilmember Natasha Fr...

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Four File for Hopkinsville City Council Races - Vimarsana News

Four File for Hopkinsville City Council Races

Four more people have filed to run for Hopkinsville City Council this week with all 12 wards now having at least one candidate for the May 17 primary election.

Four File for Hopkinsville City Council Races - Vimarsana News

Four File for Hopkinsville City Council Races

Four File for Hopkinsville City Council Races

Severe weather damages crops, helps drought-impacted areas - Vimarsana News

Severe weather damages crops, helps drought-impacted areas

Severe weather damages crops, helps drought-impacted areas By Jennifer Whitlock Field Editor What a ride Texas weather has taken us on so far in 2021., and it’s only May. Nearly an entire week of wet weather has Texas farmers and ranchers simultaneously feeling thankful and concerned, depending on their location. Rainfall totals ranging from less than an inch to 14 inches were reported as days of downpours, flash floods and severe storms washed across the Lone Star State. Panhandle/South Plains After suffering from drought for much of the last year, the Texas Panhandle saw rainfall totals f...

Robot umps and dogs, minor league ball back after lost year - Vimarsana News

Robot umps and dogs, minor league ball back after lost year

2021 MLB Rookies to Know! (Randy Arozarena, Wander Franco, Jarred Kelenic and more!) TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — It took just four batters at George Steinbrenner Field before a fan yelled "C'mon, blue!" toward home plate umpire Kaleb Devier after two consecutive close pitches were called balls. Never mind that a computer was making the calls. Didn't matter on Tuesday night as the Tampa Tarpons took on the Dunedin Blue Jays. Because from Omaha to San Jose to the Jersey Shore, minor league baseball was back after a lost season, with fans, crazy promotions and even those robot umpires. The Tarpons foun...

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