4/29/2015 Daymar offering Story Hour Friday Daymar College is holding a Story Hour this Friday, May 1, beginning at 4 p.m. at its Russellville campus. The event is open to the public and free. There will be stories, prizes and fun. Daymar is located at 206 Sam Walto...

Two former coaches in other systems have been named assistant principals at Olmstead and Adairville Elementary schools. Superintendent Kevin Hub, Adairville Principal Katina Kemplin, and the Olmstead principal duo of Ben Kemplin and Bonnie Watson have announced that Josh Matthews will be assistant ...

At each month’s meeting of the Logan County Board of Education, each school presents a list of “Good News” items. The following is from the April meeting: Adairville 8th grader John Hendricks shared about his experiences with KYA (Kentucky Youth Assembly) and KUNA (Kentucky United...

Chandlers School principal Caycee Spears has been selected to participate in the 2015-16 Leadership Institute for School Principals through the Center for Creative Leadership (CCL). Spears, whose selection was sponsored locally by Logan Aluminum Inc., is excited about the opportunity to grow as a ...

 Lt. Gov. Crit Luallen joined federal, state and local officials Wednesday to ceremonially present a $577,700 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) to the city of Adairville for sewer and water improvements. The funding will upgrade the water distribution and sewer treatment and collection ...

Our middle and high school band programs had a very successful week at WKU this past week. The 7th and 8th grade band received a Proficient rating for their performance with the high school band earning a Distinguished score.  Congratulations to these students, along with ou...

The following is a statement from Tracy Moser of the Logan County Shelter and Lori Hare, director of the Warren County Animal Shelter. "We had a certified person who came Thursday (April 16) who did SAFER testing (nationwide temperament test used by all major animal organizations). We als...

On behalf of the Logan County Board of Education, Superintendent Kevin Hub has announced the selection of Finley Baird as the Director of Student Services for Logan County Schools. Baird is a Logan County High School graduate, a member of the first graduating class of the school in 1983 after havin...

Life is incredibly busy for a Russellville native who is an author and a potential First Lady of the United States. Her busy schedule in the days following her husband Rand’s official announcement that he is seeking the office of President of the United States has taken her all over the Unite...

A free computer skills course is being offered by the Logan County Adult Learning Center, which is located at 121 South Spring Street (the former Extension Office) in Russellville. Program Director Pam Morgan offers the following instructions and explanations: Register by calling 270-726-8777...

Ryan Davenport, a student from Logan County, received the Overall Allied Health Award during a ceremony conducted by Southcentral Kentucky Community & Technical College Wednesday. Among those present for the event was Dr. Jay Box, the new president of the entire Kentucky Community & Technic...

position of Assistant Superintendent of Russellville Independent Schools. She has served as interim assistant superintendent since Susan McCloud’s retirement on Oct. 31, 2014. “Dr. Hurt has done an exceptional job in leadership,” Smith said. “Her years and array of...

One of the most special Logan County annual events each early spring is Blanket Trade Day at the Red River Meeting House near Schochoh. Even though the official name says ‘Day,’ the official celebration actually lasts all three days of the weekend. This Friday is set-up day for cam...

House Republican Floor Leader Jeff Hoover, R-Jamestown, has called on Gov. Steve Beshear to form a task force to begin a comprehensive review of the Kentucky Teachers’ Retirement System during the 2015 Interim Session.  Rep. Hoover made his request to Governor Beshear in a letter sent to ...

WKU civil engineering students finished first overall in the 2015 Ohio Valley Student Conference March 25-28 at the University of Cincinnati and Cincinnati State Technical and Community College. Two students from Logan County, Raymond Van Zee and Justin Hopkins, not only helped win the overall priz...