WKU Hilltopper Basketball opens its 100th season with its first exhibition against Campbellsville at 7 p.m. tonight at E.A. Diddle Arena.The Hilltoppers went 27-11 in 2017-18, their most wins in 10 seasons and the most in the state of Kentucky last year, while advancing to the...

  Three Logan County teams begin regional play early this week, two of them as district champions. In fact, the two Lady Cougars teams are playing in a combined 23 straight regional tournaments. Lady Cougar soccer and volleyball teams won championships last week while the Couga...

  Saturday, Oct. 6, was a morning full of excitement for the annual Jesse James 5K Walk/Run. The number of entrants this year was well over 100! Racers of all ages weaved their way through Historic Russellville, following the 3.1-mile course. Volunteers from the community, inc...

Greg Owens heads athletic alumni recognitions at Russellville High School. Thirty-five years ago our Russellville Panthers enjoyed one of their finest seasons. After an opening night win over Trigg County and a tough loss to highly regarded Franklin-Simpson, the Panthers closed out t...

It’s been 714 days since Logan County has lost a regular season football game. The Cougars don’t intend for that streak to end tonight. Coach Todd Adler’s team will go to the Stadium of Champions to meet the Hopkinsville Tigers, the only team to beat LCHS since Oct....

The Russellville Alumni Association Athletic Hall of Fame Committee is pleased and proud to announce the 2019 inductees. Kenneth Knight, RHS Class of 1948, was a football and basketball star for the Panthers. He played football for Coach Paul "Bear" Bryant at the University of Kentuc...