When Clay Turner of Logan County’s Turner Valley Produce learned that the mayor of Louisville would be one of those presenting him an award at the Kentucky State Fair Friday, he assumed that it would involve a relatively short appearance by the busy chief executive officer of one of the nation...

 They both are successful and respected in their full-time jobs, but Rosemary Cundiff Brown and Chris Kramer might very well have experienced long and profitable careers as full-time entertainers if they had chosen to do so. Logan Countians can judge for themselves Thursday evening when the tw...

Although he may have served as mayor of Russellville longer than anyone else in the city’s history and also held two other elective positions, Ken Smith was much more than a career politician. He was a career public servant. Mr. Smith, whose long and gallant fight against cancer ended Aug....

Once again, the Logan County High School girls and boys soccer teams are planning a “Pink Out” to raise money for cancer research. This year a second event has been added. On Saturday, Sept. 7, a 5K run and a 1 mile fun run/walk will be held at the LCHS cross country field on the Bowlin...

A Logan County Celebration of the Importance of Character will be held Saturday at CharacterWorks’ County-Wide Summer Party. All young people are invited for live music, badminton, a bubble station, volleyball, disc golf, horseshoes and other games. The group Cline will perform. The first 10...

A century and a half after President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation freeing approximately a half million slaves, Logan Countians and their friends and relatives are renewing their celebration of that historic milestone this weekend. For almost 30 years, freedom of African-Amer...

“If da Dirt Can Talk, It Sure Tells A Lot” A unique opportunity to see an outdoor musical drama performed in Russellville will take place next Sunday. “Stories from da Dirt” will be presented on the grounds of the Bibb House Museum on Sunday, Aug. 11, beginning at 6 p.m. ...