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Month: March 2023

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Post 15 to conduct periodic traffic safety checkpoints

March 2, 2023 Derek Aaron
With March underway, Kentucky State Police Post 15 will be conducting periodic traffic safety checkpoints in the Post 15 area, which includes Russell, Green, Taylor, Marion, Washington, Casey, Adair, Metcalfe, Monroe, Clinton, and Cumberland counties. […]
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2 RCHS students finalists for Governor’s School for the Arts

March 2, 2023 Derek Aaron
Russell County High School students Kaleb Kelsay, representing Drama, and Emma Pratt, representing Dance, have been named 2023 finalists for the Governor’s School for the Arts. GSA is statewide arts education program of The Kentucky […]
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New hunting, fishing licenses required for new license year

March 2, 2023 Derek Aaron
State wildlife officials say Kentucky’s new hunting and fishing license year began this week and continues through the last day of February 2024. New licenses are required annually, except for the 3-year fishing license the […]
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Severe Weather Possible Tonight and Friday

March 1, 2023 Sean Hammond
Sean Hammond has the latest on the increasing severe weather threat.  
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Obituaries

Norman Junior Grider, age 80

March 1, 2023 Sean Hammond
Norman Junior Grider, age 80, of Russell Springs, KY passed away Monday, February 27, 2023, at Fairoaks Nursing Home, Jamestown, KY. He was born on Sunday, January 31, 1943, in Russell Springs, Kentucky. He was […]
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Nine indicted by grand jury

March 1, 2023 Zac Oakes
Nine individuals were indicted by a Russell County grand jury Tuesday. Those indicted included the following: Christopher Stephens, age 40 of Russell Springs, charged with possession of a handgun by a convicted felon. Brittany Holt, […]
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Hospital board to proceed with approximate $2.5 million cyber security upgrade

March 1, 2023 Derek Aaron
With cyber security more important than ever for local hospitals, the board of directors at Russell County Hospital voted to go ahead with a $2.5 million cyber security upgrade during their regular monthly meeting on […]
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Six new cars stolen from Somerset dealership

March 1, 2023 Zac Oakes
In neighboring Pulaski County, six brand-new Dodge Challenger Hellcats, which are valued at around $95,000 each, were reportedly stolen from a Don Franklin dealership early yesterday morning. The thefts reportedly occurred at around 2 a.m. […]
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RCMS Volleyball takes 2 of 3 over Hart County

March 1, 2023 Zac Oakes
The Russell County Middle School Lady Laker Volleyball teams took 2 of 3 over Hart County last night. The 7th and 8th grade teams each came out on top 2-1. The 6th grade team fell […]
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Schools to be closed for Election Day, causing calendar changes

March 1, 2023 Zac Oakes
Russell County Schools will be closed on Election Day in May, as schools will be used for polling places in the May general election this year, as well as two elections in 2024. Superintendent Michael […]
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  • Community Conversation 8-27

    Sean Hammond sits down with Russell County High School NJROTC Chief Dennis Kiser to discuss the program’s upcoming activities, competitions, educational opportunities, and community events. Chief Kiser also shares how NJROTC helps students build discipline, leadership, confidence, and skills for success—whether or not they pursue a military career.

  • Community Conversation 8-24

    Susan Toby, chairperson of the Lake Cumberland Walk to End Alzheimer’s, joins Jeff Hoover to discuss Alzheimer’s awareness, early warning signs, the importance of early diagnosis and treatment, and how the community can support families affected by the disease. Toby also shares details about the upcoming Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Somerset on September 27th and how listeners can participate or support the cause.

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    Russell County vs Adair County from Friday, August 21st.

  • Community Conversation 8-19

    Jeff Hoover talks with Russell County High School FFA state champion public speakers Piper Garmon and recent graduate Kendall Melton. The two share their experiences competing at the state level, their winning speeches, and how FFA has helped them build confidence, discover opportunities, and prepare for their futures in agriculture and education.

  • Community Conversation 8-18

    Jeff Hoover talks with Kentucky Lieutenant Governor and Democratic candidate for governor Jacqueline Coleman about her campaign, education, school funding, Kentucky’s budget, working with the legislature, and her vision for the future of the Commonwealth. Coleman also discusses her background as an educator, coach, and mother and what sets her apart in the Democratic primary.

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