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Country Music Fans Reveal Why They Will Never Listen To Beyoncé - Vimarsana News

Country Music Fans Reveal Why They Will Never Listen To Beyoncé

With some country radio stations initially reluctant to play the pop star’s latest releases “Texas Hold ’Em” and “16 Carriages,” The Onion asked country music fans why they would never listen to Beyoncé, and this is what they said.

Newly formed Housatonic Valley Health District fill two positions - Vimarsana News

Newly formed Housatonic Valley Health District fill two positions

An added sanitarian and a public health inspector will join the district’s ranks,...

Sorrels Law announces new team and office location - Vimarsana News

Sorrels Law announces new team and office location

Randy Sorrels left his previous firm (Abraham Watkins) after 30 years, including 25 as managing partner. “I was given a unique opportunity to join another firm as a result of my role as president of the State Bar. Then fate, as well as a couple of former Major League Baseball players stepped in, and we opened our own law firm,” Sorrels said. “And the result could not have turned out better.” According to a press release, a the new team is rounded out by a nurse/lawyer, a pharmacist/lawyer, an engineer/lawyer, a bilingual Texas Super Lawyer Rising Star and a lawyer who specializes in 1...

Killeen man sentenced to decade behind bars for armed robbery of elderly couple - Vimarsana News

Killeen man sentenced to decade behind bars for armed robbery of elderly couple

A Bell County judge sentenced a Killeen man to a decade behind bars for an armed robbery of an elderly couple earlier this year. During a remote hearing on Thursday, Judge Paul LePak heard testimony from the defendant, Jason Lomas, 18, and his mother, as well as attorneys’ arguments, before sentencing Lomas to ten years in prison with credit for time served. LePak, who presides over the 264th Judicial District Court, also considered a victim’s impact statement. Lomas entered a guilty plea on Oct. 29 and no plea bargain had been reached in the case. Lomas was being held in the Bell C...