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Nine COVID cases reported in Russell County last week

May 18, 2022 Zac Oakes
New data from the Kentucky Department for Public Health shows that nine new COVID cases were reported in Russell County last week. That’s the highest total reported in several weeks for Russell County, as it […]
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RCMS girls soccer claims first conference championship

May 18, 2022 Zac Oakes
After falling to Wayne County in the district championship, the Russell County Middle School Lady Laker soccer team got its revenge by defeating Wayne County 2-0 for the conference championship last night in London. The […]
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Laker Baseball wins 16th District Championship

May 18, 2022 Zac Oakes
It was a night of celebration on the baseball diamond as the Russell County Lakers captured another 16th District Championship, the 5th in a row for the Laker Baseball program, with a 14-0 win over […]
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Polston, incumbents fare well on Election Night

May 18, 2022 Zac Oakes
It was a good night for incumbent candidates in Russell County as each incumbent candidate won re-election. In the Russell County Sheriff’s Race, Derek Polston won by receiving 5,618 votes compared to Nick Bertram’s 1,176. […]
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Glover wins hotly-contested Clerk’s race

May 18, 2022 Zac Oakes
In a five-way race in the Republican Primary for Russell County Clerk, Patti Glover emerged victorious. Glover finished with 2,070 votes, finishing ahead of Amy Riggins Melson (1,730 votes) and Kennedy Coffey (1,628 votes). Sherita […]
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Marcum wins Judge Executive primary

May 18, 2022 Zac Oakes
In a crowded field of six candidates, retired businessman Randy Marcum came out on top in the Republican Primary for Russell County Judge Executive. Marcum put together a strong showing, finishing with 2,710 votes finishing […]
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Russell Springs Police releases April activity report

May 18, 2022 Zac Oakes
The Russell Springs Police Department released its monthly activity report for the month of April. The police department made 10 drug-related arrests, 28 warrant service arrests, and 8 other arrests. The department performed 14 traffic […]
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Several Russell County residents named to President’s List at Lindsey Wilson College

May 18, 2022 Zac Oakes
Several Russell County residents were named to the President’s List at Lindsey Wilson College for the Spring 2022 semester. Those students included the following: Brooklyn Hartwell Karli Hurt Nicholas Miniard Megha Patel Mona Patel Brenna […]
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County receives recycling grant award

May 18, 2022 Derek Aaron
The Russell County Fiscal Court has received a $11,200 recycling grant award. Governor Andy Beshear and Energy and Environment Cabinet Secretary Rebecca Goodman made the announcement this week, and Russell County’s is among 71 statewide […]
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32 Russell County students named to Dean’s List at LWC

May 17, 2022 Zac Oakes
Thirty-two Russell County students were named to the Dean’s List at Lindsey Wilson College. Those students were: Aquinna Allen Juliah Bault Steven Best Chelsea Blair Chloe Bradley Taylor Brown Ethan Collins Adriannah Davis Summer Edmonds […]
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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 Russell County Opioid Liaison Jennifer Knifley about National Recovery Month, the importance of sharing stories of recovery, Purple Fridays, and the impact addiction has on individuals and families. They also discuss the upcoming Light of Hope Candlelight Ceremony and the message Jennifer wants everyone struggling with addiction to hear: there is always hope.

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    Jeff Hoover talks with legendary Kentucky high school basketball coach Allen Feldhaus Jr. following his induction into the Kentucky High School Basketball Hall of Fame. Coach Feldhaus reflects on his 41-year coaching career, his father’s influence, the 2013 state championship, and the lasting relationships basketball has created throughout his career.

  • Community Conversation 9-2

    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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