Month: May 2023

The City of Russell Springs is continuing to move forward with its phased approach to improvements at the city’s fire department facilities. Most recently, that included tearing down the old city hall building. Mayor Eddie […]

Jamestown Elementary School Resource Officer Jamie Rogers has been named the Kentucky Association of School Resource Officers Rookie of the Year. Rogers, a 24-year law enforcement veteran, is in his first full year as the […]

The Russell County Chamber of Commerce meets today at noon for their regular monthly meeting at the Lake Cumberland Area Development District in Russell Springs. Jeric DeVore, the ADD’s deputy executive director, is scheduled to […]

There was an increase in Republican voter registration in early April, prior to the voter rolls closing for today’s primary election for governor and other statewide constitutional offices. According to figures from the secretary of […]

Flea markets and yard sales were the topic of the first reading of an ordinance heard by the Russell Springs City Council last week. The ordinance, as it is written now, would limit yard sales […]

After three days of early voting for the Primary Election, there is no early voting today. Tomorrow is Election Day across the state, with polls open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. local time. There […]

The Pulaski County Circuit Clerk is facing possible removal from office. Circuit Clerk J.S. Flynn was placed on paid administrative leave last year and has been subject to a hearing by the Kentucky Supreme Court […]