Donna Gholson is involved in academic coaching and public relations for the Russellville Independent Schools. Russellville High School drama students have been busy rehearsing their spring musical Once Upon a Mattress, a musical comedy that opened off-Broa...

Western Kentucky Coca-Cola Bottling Company and Logan County High School have announced that Luke Wetton, a senior at LCHS, is a National Finalist for the Coca-Cola Scholarship. Luke is one of approximately 250 students to win a scholarship among the 69,000 applicants nation...

On the final day of the 2010 session, the Kentucky House of Representatives adjourned in honor and memory of the late George Wilford Arnold, the retired mayor of Adairville and chairman of the Logan/Todd Regional Water Commission. The resolution was introdu...

Two men with ties to Logan County were among seven new members inducted into the 30th class of the Kentucky Journalism Hall of Fame at a luncheon April 8 in Lexington. They are Jack Lyne, a native of Russellville who has had a 25-year career as a top execu...

Macie Dye and Elk Lick Baptist Church will hold the Bro. Jimmy Kenner's Camp Crossway 5k Run/Walk Benefit on Saturday, April 17, on the; same course in Russellville as the Jesse James Run, starting at Sixth & Winter streets. Funds will be used to benefit camp building ef...

April is Child Abuse Awareness Month. Among others, some of the symbols of awareness and support are blue ribbons and blue pinwheels. In an effort to increase awareness and support, Attorneys Corey Morgan, Ken Williams, and Neil Kerr will setting up Pinwheel Gardens in and a...

Darlynn and her husband Richard live near the Red River Meeting House and devote much time and efforts to keeping the site an active memorial to the Great Revival and a part of tourism in Logan County. The second annual Blan...

We are currently accepting applications for the 2010-2011 school year and are proud of the accomplishments of the nine current scholarship recipients. Two of those individuals are adults who have changed their path to attend college. One young lady was a f...