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County examining possibility of installing solar panels on courthouse roof - Vimarsana News

County examining possibility of installing solar panels on courthouse roof

Daviess Fiscal Court is examining the feasibility of installing solar panels atop the county courthouse downtown.

Gov. Beshear presents more than $6.8M for Daviess County - Vimarsana News

Gov. Beshear presents more than $6.8M for Daviess County

Officials say on Thursday at the Daviess County Courthouse, Governor Andy Beshear presented more than $6.8M in funding to support tourism, economic development, recycling, cybersecurity and more. “Our people are always our best investment. Kentuckians deserve every opportunity and resource imaginable right in their hometowns – and we’re working to make sure that’s the reality,” said Gov. Beshear. “Today’s awards will attract new businesses and jobs here, drive tourism to this amazing region and improve the lives of families across the county.”

Murray State names members of task force on development of school of veterinary medicine - Vimarsana News

Murray State names members of task force on development of school of veterinary medicine

If it is eventually created, Murray State's would be the only school of veterinary medicine in Kentucky.

City government became a game of musical chairs in summer of 1972 - Vimarsana News

City government became a game of musical chairs in summer of 1972

Ron Jenkins balanced Henderson city government on his shoulders the first half of 1972 and when he resigned to become editor of The Gleaner.

Urgent need for volunteers to advocate for Kentucky long-term care residents - Vimarsana News

Urgent need for volunteers to advocate for Kentucky long-term care residents

There are 26 nursing homes, family care homes and personal care homes in GRADD's seven county area, but currently only three volunteers in the ombudsman program.

Source: wevv.com