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Sandra Arbuckle | Obituary | The Meadville Tribune - Vimarsana News

Sandra Arbuckle | Obituary | The Meadville Tribune

Sandra Arbuckle passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the The Meadville Tribune on 2024-05-16.

Team of WKU students, faculty and staff launch SunSketcher app - Vimarsana News

Team of WKU students, faculty and staff launch SunSketcher app

With only a 30 minute window to run diagnostics, Starr May drops her homework and races to the XR lab in the Industrial Education Building at WKU. After receiving messages from her team, May discovers that technical issues have interfered with SunSketcher’s test run in Odessa, TX, on Oct 13, 2023. Over 1,000 miles away...

WKU students' app lets you aid eclipse research - Vimarsana News

WKU students' app lets you aid eclipse research

A total eclipse in April 2024 will capture the attention of millions across North America, including parts of western Kentucky.

Former Provost Cheryl Stevens dies at age 67 - Vimarsana News

Former Provost Cheryl Stevens dies at age 67

Editor’s note: This story was updated on 9/14 at 1:40 p.m. with Stevens’ age and a comment from current Ogden Dean David Brown. Cheryl Stevens, WKU provost emeritus and former dean of the Ogden College of Science and Engineering, died this morning at age 67 after battling cancer. Stevens began working at WKU in 2012...

Bowl for Kids' Sake: Mayor, police chief compete for pie in the face - Vimarsana News

Bowl for Kids' Sake: Mayor, police chief compete for pie in the face

The Shawnee News-Star As fundraising is underway ahead of the Big Brothers Big Sisters' Bowl for Kids' Sake event April 30, one team decided to reach out to the community in their effort. The Freeze Frame team with First National Bank enlisted the help of Mayor Ed Bolt and Shawnee Police Chief Mason Wilson, who have agreed to take a pie in the face for the sake of charity. Whoever's page gets the most donations will get the honor. However, First National Bank VP/Compliance Officer Greg Arbuckle said anyone who gets $500 raised will also share in the honors, meaning both Bolt and Wilson could ...