Month: May 2022

Russell County once again reported no COVID-19 cases last week. The latest report from the Kentucky Department for Public Health shows Russell County to be among 10 counties in the state with no reported cases […]

Russell County High School will be holding nominations for a parent site-based council seat Tuesday and Wednesday this week from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the school. One parent seat on the site-based council […]

South Kentucky RECC will have a planned outage Tuesday morning, weather permitting, in Russell County, beginning at 9 a.m. The outage will be in the area of U.S. 127 south toward Wolf Creek Dam and […]

Those who are qualified to vote absentee in the upcoming primary election but would like to do so in person can begin doing so this week. In-person absentee voting will take place Wednesday, Thursday, and […]

Dr. Ryan Quarles, the state’s agriculture commissioner, announced over the weekend that he was entering the 2023 governor’s race, which could become crowded as more members of the GOP ponder whether or not to run […]

The Russell Springs Elementary School Site-Base Council is set to discuss the school’s upcoming principal vacancy today. Principal Rene Gossage is retiring at the end of the school year, and the council is set to […]

A Jamestown man was arrested by Kentucky State Police Friday afternoon. 46-year-old Michael Robertson was charged with possession of a controlled substance first degree, possession of a controlled substance third degree, failure to register transfer […]