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Dufresne Spencer Group Opens New Ashley Store in Sterling Heights, Michigan - Vimarsana News

Dufresne Spencer Group Opens New Ashley Store in Sterling Heights, Michigan

Furniture Industry News: Dufresne Spencer Group (DSG) is the largest Ashley licensee in the world, and consists of 127 Ashley stores, 20 distribution centers, and 2 corporate offices across 12 states.

15 hangout spots in Abuja: fun places you should visit - Vimarsana News

15 hangout spots in Abuja: fun places you should visit

Looking for hangout spots in Abuja? You can have fun at several places in the capital city of Nigeria on a pocket-friendly budget. Here are places worth exploring.

Source: legit.ng
10 Cool Places To Have Brunch in Abuja - Vimarsana News

10 Cool Places To Have Brunch in Abuja

The Federal Capital Territory of Nigeria (FCT) has a lot to offer in terms of taste, sightseeing and lively shows; among some of these wild and memorable There is a common debate that Lagos restaurants are more expensive than Abuja restaurants, with the latter providing just the same amount of services and eloquence, if not more. Here's 10 top cool places to have brunch in Abuja.

Source: ynaija.com
Grapevine, Texas tornado: Waffle Way reopens - Vimarsana News

Grapevine, Texas tornado: Waffle Way reopens

There is painted plywood where windows used to be, and the shop’s awning is still on the ground. But customers still returned for reopening day

Source: wfaa.com
Grapevine tornadoes: A look at the damage, cleanup and recovery - Vimarsana News

Grapevine tornadoes: A look at the damage, cleanup and recovery

Two tornadoes were confirmed to touch down in Grapevine on Tuesday -- both EF-1s with winds of up to 110 mph. How are residents are dealing with the aftermath?

Source: wfaa.com