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Douglas County Animal Control Deputy retires after 33 years - Vimarsana News

Douglas County Animal Control Deputy retires after 33 years

Lee Bartholomew said he feels plenty comfortable with humans, but is way more comfortable with animals, so comfortable he spent 33 years as a Douglas County Animal Control Deputy.

'Urinetown': Friendly City Players present satire of legal system, politics, musical theatre - Vimarsana News

'Urinetown': Friendly City Players present satire of legal system, politics, musical theatre

In a Gotham-like city, a terrible water shortage has encouraged the government to ban private toilets, and opportunities for satire follow.

Millions in donations were sent for tornado relief. Survivors wonder where the money is - Vimarsana News

Millions in donations were sent for tornado relief. Survivors wonder where the money is

MAYFIELD — Doug Irby, owner of a mold removal and home foundation repair company, sees daily reminders that Kentuckians still need help to recover from the tornadoes of December 2021.

Millions in donations were sent for tornado relief. Survivors wonder where the money is. - Vimarsana News

Millions in donations were sent for tornado relief. Survivors wonder where the money is.

Most of the $12 million that Kentucky set aside to pay for survivors' unmet needs remains untapped. Gov. Beshear defends rules criticized by local leaders.

Millions in donations were sent for Kentucky tornado relief. Survivors wonder where the money is. - Vimarsana News

Millions in donations were sent for Kentucky tornado relief. Survivors wonder where the money is.

After the tornado outbreak, more than $52 million in donations poured into the Team Western Kentucky Tornado Relief Fund from all over the country. The money has been disbursed in several ways, including paying for funeral expenses, new housing and $1,000 checks to survivors. But some survivors are still trying to figure out where the rest of the money has gone.

Source: wkms.org