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Officials: 3 confirmed dead, about 70 injured after tornado hits Perryton - Vimarsana News

Officials: 3 confirmed dead, about 70 injured after tornado hits Perryton

Multiple agencies from throughout the Texas Panhandle are responding to assist Perryton after a tornado passed through the city Thursday.

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Buck, Meet Bang - Vimarsana News

Buck, Meet Bang

After reading another depressing article about the ever-climbing cost of rent (this one was a Buzzfeed list, and the act of reading that particular content format compounded the depressing feeling), I got to thinking about how “more bang for your buck” is now more of a determining factor in consumer choice than ever,

You Say You Want a Revolution - Vimarsana News

You Say You Want a Revolution

Before you read any further, remember that these HearSay pieces are all opinion and do not, by de facto, represent the views of this paper and its publisher/owner. I mean, sometimes they do. Probably. But I never know ahead of time and never ask after the fact. But since the Weekly’s launch 27 years ago, the other

Wild Wayne Delivers - Vimarsana News

Wild Wayne Delivers

File this recommendation under “You should’ve been there,” but Wayne Floyd really brought the house down at his show on Friday night, the closer of a bill that already felt like a really fun house party. Solo singer-songwriter Christian Carvajal opened, and Sam Anderson brought a band with him. Both sets showcased

2022 Vision - Vimarsana News

2022 Vision

It seems like every year, our fair burg grasps the next highest rung on the gilded ladder of ascension toward Official Gold Star Nationally Recognized Music City® status, and that Everest-ian climb definitely looks to continue into the coming year. Perhaps due to being afforded some, um, “extra free time,”