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today’s collected reporting — by newsroom and editorial bloc
today’s collected reporting — by newsroom and editorial bloc
today’s collected reporting — by newsroom and editorial bloc
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Yuliya Rudnytska, a mathematics and computer science teacher from the Smila Arts Lyceum 'Uspikh', has made it to the top 10 of the Global Teacher Prize Ukraine 2026. She is the only representative from Cherkasy region among the finalists.
Cherkasyenergozbut announced that electronic bills for consumed electricity are now available for residential consumers. Customers can pay their bills through a personal account, online banking, and other payment systems.
Explosions were heard in Cherkasy region during air alerts on September 8-10. Air defense forces destroyed three Russian drones, with no injuries reported.
On September 8, Iryna Pletnova ceased to be the mayor of Uman following a decision by the "For the Future" party. This was made possible by a petition signed by local residents, marking the first such case in Ukraine.
Four students from Cherkasy National University named after Bohdan Khmelnytsky have been awarded presidential scholarships. The scholarship recipients include Svitlana Bodnenko, Anastasia Kazandzhiy, Kateryna Drovolska, and another student, who study various specializations.
Free digital literacy courses for adults have been launched in Cherkasy. The training is organized by the Municipal Enterprise 'City Development and Digital Transformation Institute', with classes held at three locations in the city. The course consists of 10 sessions, teaching participants how to use smartphones, messengers, social networks, and other online services.
On September 7, the 'Wings of Dignity' monument was ceremoniously unveiled in Cherkasy, dedicated to the defenders of Ukraine. The monument, featuring four soaring falcons, symbolizes the memory of those who gave their lives for the country's independence. The blessing was conducted by Metropolitan Epiphanius.
The education portal Education.ua released a ranking of schools in Ukraine based on the results of the National Multi-Subject Test (NMT) 2026. Cherkasy Scientific Physics and Mathematics Lyceum FIMLI was named the best school in Cherkasy, while the city ranked 10th among regional centers in Ukraine for average NMT results.
The Cherkasy City Council approved the transfer of trucks to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Secretary of the City Council Yuriy Trenkin stated that this equipment will assist military personnel in carrying out combat tasks. A total of three trucks were provided for three military units.
In the village of Domantove in the Cherkasy region, internally displaced persons are helping local farmers with the harvest. This provides farmers with additional labor and offers displaced individuals a chance to earn money and support the local community.
The Infrastructure Restoration and Development Service announced a tender for the repair of the road from Cherkasy to Chyhyryn. The project involves the restoration of four sections totaling approximately 61 km, with an expected cost of 146 million UAH.
In the first eight months of 2026, owners of luxury cars paid 4.8 million UAH in transport tax to local budgets in Cherkasy. Of this amount, 2.3 million UAH was paid by legal entities, while over 2.5 million UAH was paid by individuals.
History teacher Andrii Stetsiuk from Cherkasy has become the host of a new TV project "Influencers of the Past" on the "Dim" channel. The project features well-known Ukrainian actors, musicians, and bloggers exploring history through an interactive format, completing quests and tasks.
Cherkasy Regional Hospital received about five tonnes of medical equipment from the charity organization 'Netherlands for Ukraine'. The shipment includes five new electrosurgical devices intended for use during surgical procedures.
Parents of first-graders received over 738 million UAH for purchases through the School Package program in Diia. Currently, 158,000 applications have been submitted, with the state providing 5,000 UAH per child for necessary school items. Parents can apply online via the Diia app.