Month: May 2023

Yesterday, Governor Andy Beshear’s office announced $14.7 million in Americorps grants for various projects around the state. Among those is more than $723,000 for the Family Resource and Youth Service Centers Corps. The grant helps […]

The Russell Springs City Council approved the purchase of some new equipment during a special-called meeting yesterday morning. The council approved the purchase of a Skid-Steer and a mini track hoe for a combined estimated […]

A Tennessee woman was airlifted following a single-vehicle collision on the Cumberland Parkway over the weekend. According to the Adair County Sheriff’s Office, the accident occurred just after 7 p.m. Saturday. The report states 48-year-old […]

The Russell County Community Blood Drive is scheduled for tomorrow, Thursday, May 25th. The blood drive will take place from 11:30 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. tomorrow at the South Kentucky RECC Community Room. Donors will […]

The Lake Cumberland Tourist Commission’s special-called meeting for today has been canceled due to the lack of a quorum of board members. The board’s next meeting will be its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, June […]

The Russell Springs Police Department has a new interim chief. Bryan Shepard, who has served as the Assistant Police Chief for the city’s police department, has taken over as the interim chief with the upcoming […]

Gaither musician and Russell County native Kevin Williams was in town on Monday to present checks to each school’s family resource and youth service centers. The money comes from the more than $89,000 raised during […]