Earlier this month, Adairville School celebrated its bus drivers for their tireless efforts to keep students safe on buses. The school’s drivers were showered with student-written thank you notes, pictures, and hugs galore. “As a small community school, the tightknit relationships fo...

Throughout the month of September, Adairville Kindergarten classes were studying about the Adairville community and took several walks downtown to meet and learn about some of their community helpers. First, they visited the Adairville Fire Department where Jon Keith Smith talked with the students...

Stevenson Elementary School will be celebrating Red Ribbon Week Oct 26-30. Following is the schedule for the daily dress-up themes: Monday - Sock it to Drugs and Bullying Day - Wear crazy socks! (this should not interfere with picture re-takes) Tuesday - Team Up Against Drugs and Bullying Day - We...

It’s fall harvest celebration season again"… time to party and dance! The Johnson-Duncan and Friends Square Dance is scheduled for 7 p.m. Saturday, at the Sportsman's Club at Russellville City Park. “Bring a dish or two, your dancing shoes and prepare to have a bi...

On Wednesday, Oct. 14, the bus drivers of the Logan County School System gathered at Colonial Inn to have their annual “Drivers’ Breakfast.” This event is hosted each year as a time to recognize drivers for their hard work and commitment to safely delivering students to and from sc...

On Friday, Oct. 9, despite the rainy conditions, The R Club of Russellville High School joined the Russellville Alumni Association’s annual Meet & Greet in high fashion under the "Panther Party Tent" set up in the tailgating area at Rhea Stadium. The evening also was set aside to obse...

Western Kentucky University recently honored 41 students from six high schools in five southcentral Kentucky counties for their academic achievements. Logan was the only county represented by two school systems. This year’s group has an average ACT composite score of 28 and grade-point averag...

When the Russellville High School Class of 1958 has a reunion, they do it right. They will get together this week at the Logan County Tobacco & Heritage Festival, even though the number of years since 1958 end in neither five nor zero. Organizers of the event were leaders when they were in high...

Community college students wanting to transfer to WKU may be eligible for up to $4,000 in scholarship assistance. The application deadline for the Community College Transfer Scholarship is Nov. 1 for spring 2016 admission. The admissions application serves as the scholarship application....

Russellville residents Kaye Hendricks and her son John had the privilege of meeting former president Jimmy Carter and his wife Rosalynn on a trip this past summer.  They enjoyed a Sunday Service at Maranatha Baptist Church, where Carter and his wife attend. After the service, Kaye and John wer...

The play Steel Magnolias, written by Robert Harling, directed by Darlene Gooch, and presented by The Lady in Red Players, will be staged at the Historic Logan County Courthouse located at the corner of 4th and Winter Streets in Russellville, on October 23 and 25. For the Friday night showing, dinn...

Stevenson Elementary School 4th graders celebrated a special event as they traveled to the Extension Office and participated in this year’s Logan County Progressive Ag Safety Day on Wednesday, Sept. 16! There was so much excitement as the students tracked from station-to-station for ill...

Recently, at the front doors of the Logan County Public Library, members of Russellville’s local P.E.O. International philanthropic organization were warmly greeted by the Russellville Junior/Senior High School Student Ambassadors. The Russellville Ambassadors are the official, school-board-...