Tonight the Russellville Panthers are playing for pride and for continuity. There’s always pride involved in trying to beat your oldest rival. Continuity comes from keeping on winning heading into the playoffs. For Franklin-Simpson, the game has infinitely more meaning. Coach Doug Preston&rsq...

Seven seniors who have struggled, suffered and yet persevered will be honored tonight as part of the season-ending football game at Logan County High School. The greatest celebration would come if they can get a win in their final game as Cougars. Coach Steve Duncan’s team will face one of th...

Russellville Junior/Senior High School has announced Gerald Printing September Athletes of the Month (Sponsored by Shane Hayes and Gerald Printing). RMS:  Male - Jonathan Zamarippa. “Jonathan is one of the more experienced players on a very young team and gives us a very stable...

While the Russellville Panthers’ fans put area importance on winning games with Franklin-Simpson and Logan County and while the loss to Murray was disturbing, unquestionably the most important game of the regular season for Coach John Myers’ team comes Friday at Crittenden County. With ...

“Some people want it to happen, some wish it would happen, and others make it happen,” and that’s just what the LCMS Lady Cougar Softball team did….make it happen! As the team came off a regular season that ended with a record of 28-6, they continued their journey with a tri...

On Friday and Saturday, the Logan County High School Volleyball team competed in the Toyota of Hopkinsville “Western Kentucky Smackdown” Tournament. With 16 teams across the western part of Kentucky competing, the Lady Cougars brought home the championship by winning the Gold Division.&n...

Their first three games of the season gave very little indication of what was in store for the Logan County Middle School Eighth Grade Cougars. Yet Saturday—seven straight wins later, Coach Todd Adler’s team will head north to face T.K. Stone in the second round of the Kentucky Middle S...

The annual Wild Game Supper will be hosted by the Crittenden Drive Outdoors Ministry in the Fellowship Room of Crittenden Drive Church of Christ on Saturday, Oct. 24, beginning at 5 p.m. The menu will consist of white-tailed deer, elk, mule deer, antelope, fish, dove and other wild game. The featu...

While playing host to a big event on their home cross country track, the Logan County Cougars finished third in boys varsity 5K race Oct. 3. Four Cougars finished close to each other in the top third of the runners. Junior Thomas Lyne, the team’s most experienced runner, led by way by finishi...

The Western Kentucky University Hilltopper men's golf team fired the second-lowest team score of the final round with a 306 and claimed fourth place as the host of the WKU Kenny Perry Invitational at The Club at Olde Stone on Tuesday afternoon. WKU finished the tournament at 37-over 901 (302-293-30...

The 1990 Russellville High football team will be honored during halftime of the Class 1A state championship game on Friday, Dec. 4, on the campus of Western Kentucky University. Joe Angolia of Kentucky High School Athletic Association Commissioner Julian Tackett’s office says, “As it do...

For the second consecutive week, WKU quarterback Brandon Doughty earned multiple weekly honors for his outstanding performance as he was named a Manning Star of the Week and a Davey O’Brien Performer of the Week on Monday. This marks the second game in-a-row that Doughty has been honored...

One of the greatest teams in Russellville football history—the undefeated 1950 squad—is to be honored at halftime of the Panthers’ district game against Fulton County at Rhea Stadium. A team with only 23 players, just 14 of whom they counted on in clutch situations, defeated every...

The honors continue for Landon Stratton, a redshirt freshman at Murray State University who graduated in 2014 from Logan County High School, where he exceled at soccer and basketball before joining the football team as the placekicker. He is now the starting punter for the Racers. After being named...