The Russell County Middle School Volleyball team picked up three victories in a sweep over Campbellsville at home last night. The 6th grade team won in three sets, while 7th and 8th grade each won […]
Yesterday on local news, we reported Kentucky Education Commissioner Robbie Fletcher is asking state legislators to grant school districts more Non-Traditional Instruction, or NTI, days to be able to use for at-home learning in situations […]
Several local students were named to the President’s List and the Dean’s List at Campbellsville University for the Fall 2024 semester. Local students named to the President’s List were: Natalie Williams Jennifer Cress Eden Bradshaw […]
Three members of the Russell County Board of Education were sworn-in to their new terms yesterday. School Board members Brenda Higginbotham, Joy Wilson, and Gerald Murray were sworn-in before a special-called meeting of the board […]
Frigid temperatures across the Lake Cumberland area caused several schools to close today. In-person classes were closed in Russell, Adair, Casey, Pulaski and Wayne counties with the Cold Weather Advisory still in effect for the […]
A Columbia man was arrested early Saturday morning in Adair County after he allegedly struck his girlfriend with his vehicle. Kentucky State Police say 50-year-old Tyron VanArsdale is facing charges of assault second degree, wanton […]
Russell County split a district doubleheader at Clinton County last night, with the Lady Lakers picking up a win and the Lakers falling to the Bulldogs. In the first game, the Lady Lakers came out […]
The Russell County Public Library is working to continue growing the Dolly Parton Imagination Library locally. Russell County Public Library Director Lindsey Westerfield was on Community Conversations on WJRS and said the library is proud […]
A Clinton County man was recently convicted of multiple offenses, including sexual abuse and sodomy with the victim being under the age of 12. 31-year-old Jaywreye Phelps was convicted by a jury in Clinton Circuit […]
Kentucky Education Commissioner Robbie Fletcher is asking state legislators to grant school districts more Non-Traditional Instruction, or NTI, days to be able to use for at-home learning in situations such as inclement weather or other […]