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Secretary of State anticipates 40% turnout in elecition; early voting underway - Vimarsana News

Secretary of State anticipates 40% turnout in elecition; early voting underway

Early voting began across Kentucky on Thursday, as people go to the polls for the 2023 general election.

City hires new transit manager - Vimarsana News

City hires new transit manager

The city’s new transit manager is an Owensboro native with 15 years of experience in transportation in the Owensboro and Hopkinsville areas.

OSO's annual performance on KWC's campus draws large crowd - Vimarsana News

OSO's annual performance on KWC's campus draws large crowd

Saturday evening, Jean Smith and Wendell Smith were settled in camping chairs on the lawn of Kentucky Wesleyan College, waiting for the start of the Owensboro Symphony Orchestra’s annual “Concert

Tornado Sirens are Designed for People Outside not Inside - Vimarsana News

Tornado Sirens are Designed for People Outside not Inside

Warning sirens are meant to notify people who are outdoors, and they're designed to be heard by people near open windows if the power goes out and televisions and cellphones aren't working, officials said Tuesday.<br/><br/>

Dispatch using technology to transmit video from phones - Vimarsana News

Dispatch using technology to transmit video from phones

New technology adopted by Owensboro-Daviess County 911 dispatch allows people to send video and photos from smartphones directly to dispatchers. City-county 911 Director Paul Nave said the technology could help emergency crews prepare their responses to incidents, and the system can also be used to solve crimes. Last year, $10,000 was allocated in the dispatch center budget to enter into a two-year contract for the “911eye” system. The dispatch center began using the system late last year. Nave said he wants people to be comfortable using the technology, which doesn’t take any ...