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WOUB Employee Spotlight: On-Air Coordinator Kayla Romine - Vimarsana News

WOUB Employee Spotlight: On-Air Coordinator Kayla Romine

Romine has worked at WOUB since 2011ATHENS, OH – Much of what viewers see on WOUB TV goes through On-Air Coordinator Kayla Romine in one way or another. Romine manages WOUB’s traffic department

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Horror week on Bundy roads: Two vehicle crash at Thabeban - Vimarsana News

Horror week on Bundy roads: Two vehicle crash at Thabeban

Premium Content Subscriber only It's been a horror week on the region's roads and now Bundaberg paramedics have responded to another two-vehicle crash. The incident occurred about 7.10am this morning on the Bundaberg Ring Rd and Kay McDuff Drive intersection in Thabeban. One patient has been transported to the Friendlies Society Private Hospital with minor injuries and in a stable condition. It comes after three people tragically lost their lives on the region's roads this week in two separate incidents. One man described as being the "best father" passed away following a truck crash in ...

'Worlds shattered' as young dad killed in truck crash - Vimarsana News

'Worlds shattered' as young dad killed in truck crash

A tight-knit Queensland community is mourning the loss of a young father whose truck rolled into a ditch on Monday.

'Worlds shattered' as young dad killed in truck crash | Ballina Shire Advocate - Vimarsana News

'Worlds shattered' as young dad killed in truck crash | Ballina Shire Advocate

A tight-knit Queensland community is mourning the loss of a young father whose truck rolled into a ditch on Monday.

33 dead in 48 days: Police "disturbed" by horror road toll - Vimarsana News

33 dead in 48 days: Police "disturbed" by horror road toll

  Acting Chief Superintendent Ray Rohweder described Queensland's rising road toll as "disturbing" and has called on all road users to step up their game and simply "do the right thing". A total of 33 people have been killed as a result of traffic crashes across the state this year - 15 more than the same time last year.     "I find that quite disturbing," Acting Chief Superintendent Rohweder said. "We really need to get the message through to all those drivers out there using the road network that they need to obey the road rules. "It is the driving public who decide how the...