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Logan Tourism sponsoring Hometown Haybale Trail again this fall.

By Dee Dee Brown

Posted on August 31, 2018 8:02 PM



The Logan County Tourist & Convention will present the 3rd Annual Logan County’s Hometown Haybale Trail. The deadline to submit entries is Wednesday, Oct. 10.  Winners will be announced and prizes will be announced Friday, Oct. 26. To be added to our list of decorated hay bales ar...

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Community Ed classes added at LCCTC

By Penni Nugent

Posted on August 26, 2018 9:20 AM



  Russellville/Logan County Community Education Director Penni Nugent has added three more classes to the fall lineup, all of which are being taught at the Logan County Career & Technology Center by LCCTC instructors. They are as follows: LCCTC Instructor Chris Hoffman will offer a Basic...

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News Briefs on The LoJo in July 2018

By Jim Turner

Posted on August 15, 2018 11:50 PM



Jul 30, 2018 8th of August celebration this weekend at Hampton Park "Living the Legend" is the theme for the annual 8th of August Celebration in Russellville, which will be held this weekend with Hampton Park the central location. The Little Miss/Mister Pageant will be held Friday, beg...

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Major changes coming to state drivers' licenses

By Jordan Smith, KTC

Posted on August 13, 2018 10:41 PM



  The credential Kentuckians rely on most to verify their identities will undergo major upgrades in 2019 to enhance security and to keep travelers on the move. Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) officials Monday announced the launch of the Confident Kentucky initiative to improve the secur...

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RHS Principal's Report for Aug. 12

By Ben Bruni, Principal

Posted on August 12, 2018 10:58 PM



It’s STAR time again! This upcoming week, students will be taking their first STAR benchmark tests. Students take the STAR test several times throughout the year in Reading and Math and use them to see how they are doing. This week’s benchmark tests are important because they only happ...

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Community Ed course schedule and deadlines announced

By Penni Nugent

Posted on August 10, 2018 8:56 PM



Community Education courses in Russelville for this fall have been scheduled and registration is underway. Following are descriptions of the classes and registration details. Time is valuable for us all, and this ‘how to’ prepare “A Week’s-worth-of-Meals” (5 meals) a...

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Auburn Dog Days of Summer underway this weekend

Posted on August 10, 2018 2:22 PM



Auburn Autumn Days are a thing of the past, a long-gone memory, In their place for the third straight year are the Dog Days of Summer, which are going on this weekend, Friday and Saturday.Assistant City Clerk Sarah Moore said on WRUS' Feedback was made because there were so many conflicts during the...

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SKYCTC offering $500 per semester for those taking 15 hours regularly

By Jim Turner

Posted on August 8, 2018 10:16 AM



  The Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) is offering a new scholarship to help students complete their associate degrees in two years or less. The 15 to Finish scholarship will pay $500 to students who successfully complete 15 credit hours in a semester and enroll for an a...

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Logan administrators talk with law officers, safety expert about school safety

By Jim Turner

Posted on August 6, 2018 2:23 AM



  Two lasting impressions from a closed-door school safety session at Logan County High School Monday on the opening day of Professional Development: *Countless hours of study, thought and effort have gone into providing Logan County Schools the safest environment possible for students and ed...

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8th of August celebration underway at Hampton Park

By Jim Turner

Posted on August 3, 2018 11:25 AM



  Thousands of people will gather in Russellville’s Hampton Park, the West Kentucky African American Museums, the KP Hall, and in homes all over Logan County for this celebration of the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation in the 19th century. In its over three decades in Russellvil...

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