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'When her son was killed, God gave her a purpose': Pittsburgh gun-violence opponent Valerie Dixon dies at 63 - Vimarsana News

'When her son was killed, God gave her a purpose': Pittsburgh gun-violence opponent Valerie Dixon dies at 63

For more than 20 years, Valerie Dixon was a fixture in Pittsburgh’s fight against gun violence. Whether comforting victims and their loved ones in the Allegheny County Courthouse, lobbying politicians in the City-County Building, or doing outreach on Pittsburgh’s streets, it was Dixon’s life’s work — but not a job

Full interview: Burckel prepares to return to classroom after 7 years as McNeese president - Vimarsana News

Full interview: Burckel prepares to return to classroom after 7 years as McNeese president

We sat down with Dr. Daryl Burckel in his final weeks as president of McNeese State University.

Source: kplctv.com
Over 30 sign up to enroll in classes at SFA - Vimarsana News

Over 30 sign up to enroll in classes at SFA

It was Annual Signing Day on Wednesday and before the day was done Stephen F. Austin State University signed up more than 30 students from local areas schools as part

Source: kjas.com
Homing in on Currently Recruiting Clinical Trials With Practice Changing Implications in Lymphoma and Myeloma - Vimarsana News

Homing in on Currently Recruiting Clinical Trials With Practice Changing Implications in Lymphoma and Myeloma

Leland Metheny, MD, discusses ongoing clinical trials and their implications for the field of hematologic oncology.

Portsmouth's Wesley Community Service Center mulls extra security - Vimarsana News

Portsmouth's Wesley Community Service Center mulls extra security

"The Wesley Community Service Center has served the community for 87 years. Sadly due to the violence we will have to scan our guests when entering our pantry."