Aug 22, 2017
Rosemary and Chris annual concert set Thursday
The annual summer concert featuring entertainers Chris Kramer and Rosemary Cundiff-Brown will be held this Thursday evening at the Logan County Extension Office with the doors opening at 6 p.m. and the musical program beginning at 7 p.m. Kramer is a minister at Northside Church of Christ in Russellville. Cundiff-Brown, an accomplished photographer, speech coach and professional singer/ actress in the Louisville area, is a graduate of Logan County High School. Tickets are $12 per person. In addition to admission, a ticker entitles the holder to a dessert bar and beverages, along with a silent auction. For tickets call 270-726-3801, 270-726-3787 or 270-725-5741. The event is sponsored by the Logan County Republican Executive Committee. Proceeds will benefit the Scholarhip Fund.
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Aug 21, 2017
Gettings, McKinnis lead Logan Middle softball win
Logan County Middle School Softball defeated Butler County 1-0 last week. Shelby Gettings earned the win for the Cougars. She pitched five innings, allowing no runs. Emerson MckKnnis led the Lady Cougars offensively with an RBI triple.
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Aug 20, 2017
Russellvlle airport offering unobstructed scientific view of eclipse
Russellville Logan County Airport welcomes the public to the airport during Monday’s solar eclipse from 11 a.m.-3 p.m.. The airport will host a research event related to the eclipse. Suzanne Weaver Smith, director with NASA Kentucky and programsdirector for the University of Kentucky Unmanned Systems Research Consortium, and a team, plan to launch three to four research balloons as part of the NASA Eclipse balloon project to live-stream video of the Eclipse and conduct additional science experiments along the entire path. They will also be conducting multiple drone flights for capturing weather and atmospheric effects during the eclipse. Bring a chair and proper eye protection for an unobstructed view of the 2017 great American eclipse at the airport.
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Aug 18, 2017
Cougars roar ahead 27-0 on way to 42-24 win at Butler County
The debate will rage this week over whether Logan County's defense or its running game was better in the Cougars' season opener Friday. What is a certainty: The Cougars are undefeated on the season. Coach Todd Adler's team jumped out to a 20-0 halftime lead and a 27-0 lead early in the third quarter on the way to a 42-24 win at Butler County to start the 2017 season. Sophomore Gary Hardy rushed for 273 yards and three touchdowns on just 13 carries. He scored first on an 87-yard run early in the game and later in the half on a 1-yard run after speeding for 68 yards to get the ball into that position. His 48-yard run three minutes into the fourth quarter sealed the win. Sophomore quarterback Tyler Ezell ran for over 100 yards and threw a touchdown pass to junior Kelby Epley. Anthony Dancer also scored. Caden McKinnis led a fired-up defense.
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Aug 18, 2017
High School Football season begins tonight
The 2017 high school football season opens tonight with both teams from the Land of Logan going on the road. Coach John Myers' Russellville Panthers will play in a doubleheader showcase at Glasgow against the host Scotties, one of their oldest rivals. The game should begin about 8 p.m. Coach Todd Adler's Logan County Cougars are headed to Butler County. This contest will be carried live on WRUS, both on air and on the internet. The RHS game will be aired at 2 p.m. Saturday. Both teams are coming off positives at the end of their last seasons. The Panthers went 12-2 and reached the state Final Four for the second straight season. The Cougars ended a long losing streak with a high-scoring rout of Todd Central to close out their campaign.
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Aug 17, 2017
Russellville Ready session for seniors and community offered
Russellville Junior/Senior High School will hold a meeting for seniors and their families to become “Russellville Ready” Tuesday, Aug. 22, from 5:30-7 p.m. at the RIS Tech Center on 7th Street (brick building located at the Rhea Stadium parking lot). The goal is to gain input and provide an overview of the “Russellville Ready” Initiative, a program to measure senior students at RHS in three important readiness areas: college, career, and citizenship. Community members, business leaders, parents, and students are invited to participate in this informative and involved session. Refreshments will be provided. Those who cannot stay for the entire 90-minute session, should feel free to arrive when they can and leave as needed.
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Aug 17, 2017
Trio of new ads appear on The LoJo
Three new advertisements made their debut on The LoJo today. They are banner ads from Tim Haley Realty & Auction and Lewisburg Banking Company plus a button ad for First Southern National Bank. Check them out and please support our advertisers who make this news-filled, name-filled publication possible.
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Aug 13, 2017
Both Logan Middle football teams shut out Mustangs
The Logan County Middle School Cougars won a hard-fought football season opener Thursday, defeating the Muhlenberg County Mustangs 6-0 in 2OTs. In what was a defensive battle. The Cougars were able to break the scoreless tie in the second overtime on a 15-yard pass from Wyatt Blake to Brennon Long. The Cougars were led in Rushing by Blake with 52 yards and receiving by Long with 40 yards. The Cougar defense held Muhlenberg County to only 60 yards of offense and forced two turnovers, including an interception in the end zone by Colton Pendleton in the second overtime. The Cougars' 7th Grade team also picked up a victory, winning 8-0. The only touchdown came on an Ethan Stratton run from 11 yards out and the 2-point conversion was completed from Corbin Rayno to Zane Batten, The Middle School Cougars will host South Hopkins Middle on Tuesday night at Cougar Stadium. Craig Bristow is head coach.
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Aug 12, 2017
Mosier and Collier shut out Trigg middle softball
On opening night the Russellville Middle School Lady Panther Softball team defeated the Trigg County Wildcats 8-0. A’miyah Collior and Addie Mosier pitched a combined no hitter. Mosier recorded the win while striking out one and allowing no hits in two innings pitched. Collier finished off the Wildcats ,striking out five and allowing no hits in two innings. Collier, Lilly Newman, Madison Penrod, Akiah Bell, Jaylah Kees and Mosier recorded hits. Mosier lead the Panthers with 2 RBIs. Ryan Davenport is the head coach of both the middle and high school teams.
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Aug 11, 2017
Logan Middle softball beats F-S
Logan County Middle School Softball defeated Franklin Simpson 3-2 Thursday. Shelby Gettings earned the win for the Cougars. She pitched five innings, allowing two runs, one hit, striking out seven, and walking one. Emerson McKinnis and Kayleigh Sweeney each drove in one run to lead the Cougars. Taylor Proctor is the new coach with Gary Gettings assisting.
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Aug 10, 2017
Ryan and Larry Craig to share Al Smith Award
A journalist who lives in Russellville and his late uncle who worked in Russellville are co-recipients of the prestigious Al Smith Award for journalism and community service. The late Larry Craig worked for Smith as an editor in Al Smith Communications. Ryan Craig is a former writer at a Logan County newspaper Smith moulded into one of the state's best before selling it. Ryan is a former executive director of the Logan County Chamber of Commerce. He and his wife Jenni live in Russellville while owning and operating the Todd County Standard. Watch The LoJo for more details.
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Aug 10, 2017
Jackson's Orchard ends 2017 Logan stops
Jackson's Orchard will not return to Russellville today with peaches for sale. The growth of the fruit has slowed considerably, meaning the supply is not suficient to make the trip. A limited number of boxes were in the truck last week and the peaches were sold out in a few minutes. The popular agri-business has been setting up at the Kentucky Wonders Garden Market most of the summer, as it has for several years.
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Aug 8, 2017
Rep. Petrie to hold town hall meetings soon
Rep. Jason Petrie, who represents Logan and Todd counties in the Kentucky House of Representatives, will hold town meetings the next few days. He will be at the Auburn Senior Center on Wren Wood Drive this Thursday at 3 p.m. and at Lewisburg Elementary School Friday, Aug. 18, at 4:30 p.m. His constituents are encouraged to attend.
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Aug 3, 2017
Russellville Blood Drive next Monday
The American Red Cross Blood Drive this Monday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Russellville from 12-6 p.m. To schedule an appointment, they can call 270-725-7241.
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Aug 3, 2017
New Adairville assistant principal named
Jonathan Stovall is the new assistant principal at Adairville Elementary School, Principal Kristina Rice has announced. From Scottsville, he has several years of teaching experience from second to sixth grade and coaching/mentoring experiences in elementary and middle school grades. "He has a heart dedicated to students and to being a servant leader," Rice says. He and his wife Ashley, who teaches in the Franklin-Simpson schools, are the parents of twin daughters. Mr. Stovall replace Ben Bruni, who is now principal of Russellville JR/SR High School.
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Aug 2, 2017
Jackson's Orchard to be in Russellville Thursday
Jackson's Orchard of Bowling Green will make one of its final visits to Logan County Thursday at Fellowship Church of Christ across from the old Logan County Hospital. The truck loaded with peaches and apples usually arrives at noon and leaves about 2 p.m. Sometimes peaches sell out more quickly. Turner Valley Produce will also be there with tomatoes, cucumbers, already shelled peas and more vegetables. The final Kentucky Wonder Garden Market is expected to be next Thursday.
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Aug 2, 2017
Logan schools to use non traditional instruction day during eclipse
From Logan County Schools Superintendent Paul Mullins: After much consideration we will utilize a NTI day on Aug. 21 and NOT have students in school that day (Eclipse Day). It’s a tough decision to make because there are so many wonderful learning opportunities that could take place that day. However, safety of students and staff always comes first and with our emergency services being stretched and with all of the unknowns for that day I must err on the side of safety.
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Aug 2, 2017
LCHS Alumni Soccer Games set Saturday
The Logan County High School Boys and Girls Alumni Soccer Game will be played Saturday, Aug. 5. The girls will play at 5:30 p.m. and the boys at 7:30. The 2017 soccer players will be introduced. No admission will be charged. Grilled pork chop sandwiches and other concessions will be available.
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Aug 2, 2017
Lady Cougar Volleyball decorates entrance to its gym
From Logan County High School Athletic Director Greg Howard: The 2017 version of the Lady Cougar Volleyball team took time out from the “grind” of practice to pose for a picture. The Lady Cougar parents, coaches, and players are enjoying taking part our school-wide “Cougar Pride” theme and installed window dressings at the aux gym. Not only do they look cool but send a message about all of us working together to create “Cougar Pride” all across our campus.
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Jul 30, 2017
Jackson Campbell playing in Connie Mack World Series
The Nashville Knights Platinum Under 18 team is off to a good start in the Connie Mack World Series, which is being played in Farmingto, N.M. The Knights' top team, which includes recent Logan County High School graduate Jackson Campbell at catcher, won the Cincinnati regional three weeks ago and is now playing in the World Series in New Mexico. The Knights have advanced to the top eight teams in the World Series by going 2-1 in pool play, including a 14-0 win over Vaqueros Carolina. The 21-player team is managed by Cody Ginsberg and coached by Eric Freuchtmeyer. Campbell, who is one of multiple Belmont University players on the Knights roster, helped lead the Logan County Cougars to the regional finals this spring.
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Jul 18, 2017
Funeral services for local historian, retired pastor Ed Coffman Jr. Saturday
The Logan Journal has learned that funeral services for one of Logan County’s most respected historians, retired pastor Edward Coffman Jr., 95, who died Monday, will be held at First Christian Church in Russellville Saturday at 11 a.m. Visitation will be at his historic home on West Seventh Street from 4-7 p.m. Friday. The long-time Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) minister and his wife Carol moved back to his native Russellville in 1987. He updated the 1962-published The Story of Logan County, Kentucky, published by his late father, Edward ‘Pyke’ Coffman, and typed by his late mother, Emma Hill Coffman, by adding almost four decades of updated information. He added Through My Father’s Eyes to the title, and the almost-600 page, well-received book was self-published 15 years ago. Mr. Coffman was also a local and state leader of Kiwanis International. Mrs. Coffman preceded her husband in death. He is survived by their three daughters. The family home, The Curd House, was built in 1814.
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Jul 17, 2017
Family Fun Day offered at Farmers' Market Tuesday
Family Fun is the theme of the Logan County Farmers Market Tuesday. Youngsters age 3-5 will learn about fruits and vegetables with fun activities from noon to 1 p.m. The youngsters will get to visit the tables and talk with vendors about how to grow vegetables. The market lasts from 12-4, and selections are wide and deep.
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Jul 16, 2017
RHS coach and athletic director head resigns
Russellville High School Athletic Director and Head Girls Basketball Coach Calvin Head has announced that he is resigning his teaching and athletic duties to accept a teaching position at Bowling Green High School. The former Todd Central student, athlete and coach has been at RHS for three highly successful seasons. Watch The LoJo for more details.
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Jul 14, 2017
Stuff the Bus booth to be at Walmart Saturday
As part of Logan County Schools' Stuff the Bus campaign, a table will be set up in front of Walmart in Russellville this Saturday from 10 a.m.-noon. Patrons are urged to come prepared to contribute.
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Jul 10, 2017
The Southern Kentucky Pastfinders will meet Saturday, July 15, at 7 p.m. at the Logan County Public Library. This month's speaker is Eddie Price, whose program is entitled " What I saw at Cain Ridge." Through his excellent knowledge of history and storytelling, Eddie will take you back and let you experience an early 19th century religious revival meeting. The public is invited and the admission is free, David Guion says, "Don't let history be a mystery; come and learn with us."
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Jul 9, 2017
Women In Business luncheon set Aug. 1
The Logan Chamber’s annual Women In Business celebration will be held Tuesday, Aug. 1 from 11:30 a.m-1 p.m. at the Logan County Extension Office. The keynote speaker will be Brittany Young, who is described as a “certified celebrator, Do It Yourselfer and Momtrepreneur.” Tickets are $20, which includes lunch and a small gift. Call the Chamber office at 270-726-2206 for reserved tickets.
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Jul 9, 2017
Logan Middle Softball tryouts this week in Auburn
Logan County Middle School softball tryouts will be held July 10-12 from 5-7 p.m. at Auburn's city park because of construction on the high school softball field this fall. Anyone who has questions can contact coach Taylor Proctor at 270-349-0076. Athletic Director Greg Howard says parents who would like to help with the renovation of the field should contact him.
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Jul 8, 2017
VBS at Crittenden Drive to begin Sunday
Vacation Bible School will be held July 9-12 at Crittenden Drive Church of Christ, the home of Russellville Christian School. "God's Team: Stories of God's Power" is the theme. It will be each evening, Sunday through Thursday, from 6:30-8:30. Bible classes will be provided for all ages, babies through adults. A light meal will be served each night. Marlin and Phylis Coe are in charge.
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Jul 7, 2017
Logan board takes steps toward added athletic facilities at LCHS
A proposed additional athletic facility on the grounds of Logan County High School came closer to being a reality at a special called meeting of the board of education Thursday. The board approved a project application and hired a Hopkinsville-based architectural firm to design the 27,000-square foot structure. It will be designed as a home for archery and marching band practices along with locker rooms and restrooms. Superintendent Paul Mullins told the Daily News that track and cross country facilities could also be added soon. Archery does not have a home of its own, and the band has been practicing on football and soccer areas. The original track, which surrounds the football field, hasn't been usable for several years. The cross country track, which was one of the best in the region, was lost when construction began last year on the technology center.
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Jul 7, 2017
Stuff the Bus underway for Logan County students
From Finley Baird: The Logan County Family Resource and Youth Service Centers have partnered with Tony Rose and the “Stuff the Bus” event to collect school supplies for students in the Logan County School District. The collection dates for the event here in Logan County will be July 1-15. The collection/drop off locations are First Southern National Bank, Priceless/IGA, The Dollar Market, Bluegrass Cellular and Mighty Dollar. Please help the students in Logan County by donating school supplies during this event. Your help will be most graciously appreciated.
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Jul 5, 2017
From Adairville Principal Kristina Rice: New Student Registration for Kindergarten-8th Grade is July 24 from 8 a.m.-12 at Adairville School. If families can not make it at that time, they can come to Open House (July 31, 5-6:30 p.m.). New Student Preschool Registration is Aug. 8 from 1-3 p.m. Preschool will not have a School Supply list, but our Preschool teacher may send home a "wish list" at some point this year.
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Jul 5, 2017
Republican Women award scholarships
On May 23, the Logan County Republican Women's Club awarded three graduates from Logan County High School scholarships. Pictured, from left, are Kaitlyn Foster, daughter of Michael and Sandra Foster; Claire Wilson, daughter of Jimmy and Meloney Wilson, and Lydia Manley, daughter of Jeff and Melanie Manley.
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Jul 2, 2017
WRUS radio now live full-time on its web page
WRUS radio (610 AM) is now available online, anytime, anywhere. Station Manager Chris McGinnis says, "Visit "www.wrusam.com or download our free app in the Apple or Google Play App Store. Take a piece of home wherever you roam! We R Ur Station...WRUS." This means all WRUS programming will be available on the internet, including Don Neagle's newscasts and his Feedback talk show along with music and commentary from full-time air personalities Mack Mallory and Myla Porter. Visit http://streamdb3web.securenetsystems.net/v5/
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Jun 28, 2017
Jacksons Orchard featured in Kentucky Wonders Market Thursday
Jacksons Orchard will begin bringing peaches and apples for sale to Russellville Thursdays at noon this week. As the Bowling Green agriculture tourism focal point has done for years, Jacksons Orchard will appear weekly at the Kentucky Wonders Garden Market. It is located in the parking lot of Fellowship Church of Christ across from the Logan County Health Department at the intersection of East Fourth and Franklin streets. Turner Valley Produce will also have fruits and vegetables for sale. The Jacksons Orchard truck usually arrives about noon. Often the peaches sell out very quickly. The Kentucky Wonders Garden Market will continue each Thursday as long as Jacksons Orchard has enough peaches to justify coming to Logan County.
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Jun 23, 2017
Trio of Cats become NBA lottery picks
Three players who were freshmen at the University of Kentucky last year were lottery picks in the 2017 NBA Draft Thursday night. De'Aaron Fox went fifth to the Sacramento Kings, Malik Monk went 11th to the Charlotte Hornets, and Ban Adebayo 14th to the Miami Heat.
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Jun 15, 2017
LCHS names pair of head coaches
Logan County High School Athletic Director Greg Howard has announced the naming of two head coaches. Tina Baker Lynch, who was the original head coach of Lady Cougar volleyball and has been coaching at Adairville, is the new high school archery coach. Howard says he is “sure she will continue the strong tradition of success.” Additionally, Lewisburg teacher Taylor Proctor has been named middle school softball coach. Coach Proctor is a graduate and a standout softball player from South Warren High School and played for WKU. She succeeds Amy Hinton, who has been highly successful in directing the young Lady Cougars to a third place finish in the state while developing varsity players.
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Jun 14, 2017
Logan preschool registration Aug. 8
Logan County Preschool Registration Day will be Aug. 8 from 1-3 p.m. at the child’s school. For any child screened in April 2017 who is eligible for preschool, please bring your child’s birth certificate, medical physical form that has been completed by your family doctor, Kentucky eye examination form for school entry, immunization certificate, and proof of residency (water bill, telephone or cell bill or any utility bill). The first day for preschool students will be Monday, Aug. 14. If your child attended last year, these items are already on file. Questions: Contact Jane Wilkins or Macie Thomason at 270-726-2436.
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Jun 13, 2017
Half-price Family FunNight highlights Wednesday at Logan County Fair
Half-price Family FunNight highlights Wednesday's activities at the Logan County Fair. That includes carnival rides, which includes the Cornhole Tournament, Kiddy Pedal Tractor Pulls, Pig Scramble, Cow-Patty Bingo, and the chance to meet the characters Marshall & Chase. See a story which goes into more detail about offerings See a sory on The LoJo about the fair In June News.
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Jun 12, 2017
Farmers' Market gets things started at Logan fair Tuesday
The Logan County Fair will begin Tuesday with the regular session of the Logan County Farmers’ Market. The twice-weekly market runs Tuesdays from noon-4 p.m. and Saturdays from 7:30 a.m.-noon. It’s located in the pavilion attached to the smaller building behind the extension office. There is no admission charge for the farmers’ market. Last Saturday, vendors had squash, onions, green beans, cucumbers, zucchini, potatoes, herbs, pastries, tomatoes, radishes, herbs and succulents. More vegetables and varieties are expected Tuesday.
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Jun 12, 2017
Michael Morrow to discuss The Bottoms with Pastfinders Saturday
From Sherry Guion: The Southern Ky Pastfinders will meet Saturday, June 17, at 7 p.m. at the Logan County Public Library. The speaker this month is local historian Michael Morrow. Michael's program this month is entitled " A Pictorial History of the Bottoms." Using a PowerPoint presentation of old photographs, Michael will share with us the historical and cultural heritage of Russellville's African American Community. The public is invited and admission is free, so don't let history be a mystery. Come learn with us.
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Jun 11, 2017
Expanded Logan County Fair begins Monday
A greatly expanded Logan County Fair begins Monday with two livestock shows. The Dairy Show starts at 10 a.m. and Beef Show at 6 p.m. From then on, five days full of activities will begin with over 30 events on the schedule. The long-sought addition of carnival rides is now a reality. The rides begin at 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday for a $10 admission fee. Wednesday is half-price Family Fun Night with half-price admission. Watch The LoJo for previews of activities each day.
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Jun 11, 2017
Bradshaw plays huge role in Kentucky's losing streak-ending win over Indiana
Pedro Bradshaw's last high school game was an historic win for his home state against Indiana Sunday in Franklfort. The Russellville all-stater who was a Mr. Basketball finalist this year scored 16 points, pulled down 15 rebounds, played 38 minutes, blocked 2 shots, was credited with a team-high 6 deflections and had a steal while making only one turnover as a guard. He helped the Kentucky All-Stars end a 17-game losing streak to the Hoosiers in a 111-110 double overtime win. He also drew a charge on UCLA-signee Kris Wilkes late in the first overtime to keep Kentucky in the game. Bradshaw had to sit out the last 90 seconds of the game after tripping over an Indiana player, landing hard on both knees. He told Josh Moore of the Lexington Herald-Leader he was okay after the game.
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Jun 9, 2017
Monday meeting to start planning for RHS alumni event in October
From Greg Owens: A reminder to all "R" Club members and Panther alumni. We are having a meeting at the central office this Monday, June 12, at 5 p.m. to start planning our alumni event on Oct. 14. With many alumni here for the weekend enjoying our Tobacco Festival events and reunions, we want to make Saturday's festivities an awesome time for all coming home. We welcome all that would like to help make this a very special weekend for all Panthers!
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Jun 8, 2017
From Larry Vaught: What a talented group of young actors and performers.who are getting ready for opening nights this Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings at 7:00 and on a special matinee on Saturday afternoon at 3:00 performing on the deGraffenried stage at Russellville High School. You will love the enthusiasm and the voices as we perform Disney's The Jungle Book for this year's Youth Drama Camp production. Thanks to all of the wonderful staff and volunteers who support these kids and all of our audience and community as we provide an opportunity for growth in the Arts in this and other events throughout the year. Make plans to join us, as we travel with Mowgli through his journey from the Jungle toward the Man-Village!
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Jun 6, 2017
RHS principal to be named at Wednesday event
From Superintendent Leon Smith: Russellville Jr./Sr. High School Site Based Council will be naming the new Russellville Jr./Sr. High School Principal at 2 p.m., Wednesday, June 7 in the lobby of the high school. Dr. Stephen Moats, who chaired the SBDM Council in the search for a new principal, and Mr. Bart Flener, new superintendent, will also be present and would love to welcome you to this event! The public is invited to attend.
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Jun 6, 2017
Logan Farmers Market begins Tuesday hours
The Logan County Farmers' Market will hold its first Tuesday session of the 2017 season today at the UK Extension Complex in the pavilion behind the Extension office. Tuesday hours are noon-4 p.m. Saturday hours are 7:30 a.m.-noon.
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Jun 5, 2017
Death claims award-winning reporter Eddie Kolb
Former Russellvillian Edwina ‘Eddie’ Kolb died Monday morning in the Chattanooga area after a long illness. Her husband, Henry Kolb, and his family moved to Russellville where he was in management with TVA. Their children, including Quincy, Logan and Nathan Kolb, were students in the Russellville schools. The Kentucky Press Association named Mrs. Kolb the top investigative reporter among large bi-weekly newspapers in the state for her reporting on Russellville’s water problems under the leadership of N-D&L Publisher Randy Fuqua. After the family moved back to Tennessee, she became public relations coordinator for the City of Chattanooga. Her husband and children are among her survivors.
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Jun 4, 2017
RHS principal could be named Monday
From Dr. Stephen Moats: The SBDM Council at Russellville Jr./Sr. High School has scheduled an additional "back-up" meeting for the possible selection of a new principal on Monday, June 5 at 8 p.m. in the Board Room at Central Office. This meeting will only occur if the Council is unable to complete the hiring process during their 8:30 a.m. meeting on the same day.
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Jun 2, 2017
Logan Farmers Market plans opening Saturday
The Logan County Farmers' Market begins its five-month 2017 run Saturday morning in the UK Ag Pavilion behind the Extension Office. Times are 8:30 a.m.-noon on Saturdays and noon-4 p.m. on Tuesdays, June through October. President Kris Partlow ("The Bread Lady") says prize give-aways will be part of Saturday's festivities. This will also be a Craft Day with items other than fruits and vegetables also available. Lunch will also be available.
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Jun 1, 2017
Science the focus of library events Thursday & Friday
Twp science events get June started at Logan County Public Library. They are:
Thursday, June 1, 6:00 PM
Science in Play 2Go Grand Opening
Join us for the grand opening of the SiP2Go summer long exhibit!
Logan County Public Library • (270) 726-6129 • loganlibrary.org
Friday, June 2, 10:30 AM
The Science Guys: Tomorrow's World
The Science Guys show audiences how science is building a better world! New technologies, new forms of energy and a look at science for Tomorrow's World! Kids will use pulleys, defy gravity, have a tug-o-war, and launch a catapult!
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