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ELECTION 2023: Local voter turnout percentage rises with more mail-in ballots - Vimarsana News

ELECTION 2023: Local voter turnout percentage rises with more mail-in ballots

Mercer County saw its highest percentage turnout of voters in municipal elections on Tuesday in at least 20 years.

Lakeside celebrates 150 years of dedication to faith and community - Vimarsana News

Lakeside celebrates 150 years of dedication to faith and community

Community and area leaders share how Lakeside has impacted their lives.

Cardinals fan having fun at Busch Stadium for 'Weather Day' - Vimarsana News

Cardinals fan having fun at Busch Stadium for 'Weather Day'

Cardinals fans flocked to Busch Stadium and Ballpark Village on Wednesday as the Redbirds hosted the Arizona Diamondbacks.

Sheriff's Office Looking For Man Wanted In Crittenden County And Illinois | WPKY 103.3 FM - Vimarsana News

Sheriff's Office Looking For Man Wanted In Crittenden County And Illinois | WPKY 103.3 FM

Law enforcement is asking for the public’s help locating a man wanted on various charges in Crittenden County and wanted in Illinois for reportedly not complying with the sex-offender registry. The Crittenden County Sheriff’s Department posted on

Southmoreland school official challenges primary results, claims county ballot error - Vimarsana News

Southmoreland school official challenges primary results, claims county ballot error

TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. A Southmoreland School Board member on Friday challenged the results of last month’s primary, claiming the Westmoreland County Election Bureau failed to include an open two-year seat on the ballot. In a handwritten lawsuit, Catherine Fike asked a judge to set aside results from the Democratic and Republican primaries in which five candidates were nominated to run for four four-year seats this fall. Fike was re-elected to a four-year board seat in 2019. Her term expires at t...