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Rev. Arthur W. Swarthout - Vimarsana News

Rev. Arthur W. Swarthout

Arthur Wellington Swarthout, 89, after a long struggle with dementia, passed away peacefully, Thursday, February 9 at Aston Park Health Care Center in Asheville, NC. The family wants to express

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Special project grants awarded by Haywood TDA - Vimarsana News

Special project grants awarded by Haywood TDA

Although the indirect benefits of the unprecedented tourism boom that’s enveloped Haywood County over the past few years are readily apparent in the f...

Haywood TDA to award special project grants - Vimarsana News

Haywood TDA to award special project grants

The biggest knock against North Carolina’s city- and county-based Tourism Development Authority system is that while it does collect and spend room oc...

Gleanings: September 2021 - Vimarsana News

Gleanings: September 2021

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A major museum acquisition makes SMU a global center of Methodist history - Vimarsana News

A major museum acquisition makes SMU a global center of Methodist history

A major museum acquisition makes SMU a global center of Methodist history The World Methodist Museum collection moves to Dallas. A lighted cross stands at a Methodist retreat area at Lake Junaluska in North Carolina.(Anthony Elia/Special contributor) By Anthony J. Elia This column is part of our ongoing Opinion commentary on faith, called “Junaluska’s contributions to our cultural life will be as flexible and adaptable as the Christian spirit.” In January 1950, Mason Crum, a professor of religion at Duke University, penned these final words to the preface of his book The Story of Lake...