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A 42-year-old Springwater woman appears to have drowned while kayaking in Tiny Marsh on July stanley cup  15.Southern Georgian Bay OPP, along with County of Si stanley thermoskannen mcoe paramedics and Tiny Township Fire Services, responded t stanley cup o a 911 call around 4:50 p.m. reporting a woman had disappeared into the waters of the marsh while kayaking.Tiny Township firefighters were able to locate and remove the woman from the water near her overturned kayak. She was without vital signs.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Emergency personnel tried to revive her at the scene and on the way to Georgian Bay General Hospital, but were unsuccessful. The 42-year-old was pronounced dead at GBGH.      The coroners office has been contacted and an autopsy will be conducted at a future date to determine the official cause of death.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Nwhw CANDIDATE PROFILE: Natalie Rizzo
Amish man robbed in Simpson County, suspects at largeDecember 4, 2023 WNKY Staff, Share This StoryFacebookTwitteremailPrintLinkedinRedditSIMPSON COUNTY, Ky.  Authorities are searching for two suspects after they say an Amish man was robbed in Simpson County.The Simpson County Sheriff   Office says two  stanley cups uk males pulled up to an Amish produce stand on Nov. 30, where they requested produce and presented a payment.The sheriff   office says this is when the victim was making change from his wallet, and the passenger pulled a gun and demanded the victim   wallet.Deputies say the suspects fled in the direction of Logan County.T stanley thermos he suspect vehicle is a dark two-door sports car with a spoiler and dark tinted windows without a registration plate.If you see a vehicle matching this description, please contact detective Duke by calling 270-586-7425.Connect with News 40Follow @wnkytvDownload the WNKY News 40 Weather App                                                                                      stanley quencher                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 Bowling Green s Historic Rail Park announces final phase of fundraising campaign