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Cambridge FD, other departments receive funds for MARCS radios - Vimarsana News

Cambridge FD, other departments receive funds for MARCS radios

The Cambridge Fire Department and four area volunteer fire departments have been awarded more than $38,600 in 2022 MARCS grants.

County officials identify water, sewer projects for HB 168 funding - Vimarsana News

County officials identify water, sewer projects for HB 168 funding

The top sewer project submitted for funding is installation of a liner in sewer lines at the Colonial Heights and Morgan Manor subdivisions.

Council approves demolition of four unsafe structures - Vimarsana News

Council approves demolition of four unsafe structures

The $22,000 to raze the structures will come from grants and the land band will be in charge of the demolitions, once the properties are transferred.

Tudor Drive apartment building heavily damaged during fire - Vimarsana News

Tudor Drive apartment building heavily damaged during fire

A Wednesday morning fire damaged Tudor Drive apartment building near Cambridge. Fire reportedly started in a BMW car parked outside.

Cambridge swears-in two new police officers, new firefighter - Vimarsana News

Cambridge swears-in two new police officers, new firefighter

Cambridge swears-in two new police officers, new firefighter The Daily Jeffersonian The City of Cambridge recently conducted its first-ever joint swearing-in ceremony for two new police officers and a city firefighter in Council Chambers downtown. While not new to the profession, former Byesville Police Chief Jason May and former Guernsey County Sheriff's Lt. Curtis Braniger took the oath as the city's newest police officers, while Cody Cole was sworn-in as the newest firefighter. "This is another exciting day for the City of Cambridge," said Police Chief Mark DeLancey. "To bring this amount...