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Lady Laker Softball to begin district tournament play tonight

May 19, 2022 Zac Oakes
The Russell County Lady Laker Softball team will begin play in the 16th District Tournament this evening. The Lady Lakers will take on Metcalfe County at 5:30 p.m. at the Kay Morris Softball Complex. The […]
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Russell County voter turnout over 50 percent

May 19, 2022 Zac Oakes
Voter turnout in Russell County for the 2022 primary election topped 50 percent. Based off several vote tabulation sheets provided to WJRS, we calculated voter turnout to be approximately 50.9 percent during the primary election. […]
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New venture by RC Chamber of Commerce

May 19, 2022 Derek Aaron
The Russell County Chamber of Commerce met earlier this week for their monthly meeting. WJRS NEWS caught up with Chamber President Marisa Ramsey, who detailed the May meeting of local business leaders as well as […]
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Jamestown Council, Lakefest committee to meet today

May 19, 2022 Zac Oakes
The Jamestown City Council will hold its regular monthly meeting this evening at 6 p.m. The meeting will be held at Jamestown City Hall. The Lakefest Committee will hold a meeting at City Hall beginning […]
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Russell Springs man indicted in Casey Co.

May 19, 2022 Derek Aaron
A Russell Springs man was recently indicted by a Casey County Grand Jury. Timothy R Eads, 41, was indicted on possession of methamphetamine first degree third or subsequent offense, possession of a controlled substance third […]
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Russell Springs woman arrested in Adair County

May 19, 2022 Zac Oakes
A Russell Springs woman was arrested in Adair County Tuesday night by Columbia Police. Nicolette A. Hare, age 30, was arrested and charged with possession of methamphetamine, promoting contraband first degree, and public intoxication of […]
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State to establish mobile unemployment insurance office

May 19, 2022 Zac Oakes
Kentucky will use federal funds to establish a mobile unemployment insurance office to make the program more accessible to underserved communities. The agency will have the ability to send the mobile office to communities across […]
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Multiple arrests made locally on Wednesday

May 19, 2022 Zac Oakes
Multiple arrests were made locally on Wednesday by Kentucky State Police and the Russell County Sheriff’s Office on drug charges. Among those arrested were: Laura Dunham, age 38, of Yosemite, charged with possession of heroin. […]
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Hadley named vice principal at ACHS

May 19, 2022 Derek Aaron
Trent Hadley, a 2005 graduate of Russell County High School, has been named an assistant principal at Adair County High School, beginning next school year. Hadley currently teaches at Adair County Middle School. He is […]
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Full breakdown of 2022 Primary Election in Russell County

May 18, 2022 Zac Oakes
Below is a full breakdown of the 2022 Primary Election in Russell County. County Judge Executive (R) Randy Marcum – 2,700 Clarissa “Moochie” Hart – 1,932 Clete McAninch – 1,708 Patrick Loy – 277 Brad […]
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  • Community Conversation 9-8

    Tourism Director Danielle Wilson joins Sean Hammond on Community Conversation to discuss tourism in Russell County, the upcoming Lake Cumberland Poker Run, the Chamber Golf Scramble, the success of Food Truck Fridays, and the continued growth of local tourism. Tune in for a look at the events, people, and opportunities keeping Russell County busy beyond the summer season.

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    Jeff Hoover talks with Glenna Helm of Burnside Tourism about Thunder Over Burnside, happening this Labor Day weekend at Burnside City Cole Park. They discuss the free event, live bands, food trucks, craft vendors, activities for children, and the fireworks finale.

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