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Month: November 2025

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Toys for Tots Radio Auction begins tomorrow

November 26, 2025 Zac Oakes

The annual Russell County Jaycees Toys for Tots Radio Auction begins tomorrow. Grant Hadley with the Russell County Jaycees was a guest on Community Conversation on WJRS this week and spoke about the community support […]

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Russell Springs woman arrested on felony assault charge

November 26, 2025 Zac Oakes

A Russell Springs woman was arrested on a felony assault charge last night. 20-year-old Madison McBeath was arrested and charged with assault second degree – domestic violence. McBeath was arrested by Officer Savannah Harlan with […]

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Man indicted on rape charges involving minor; 17 others indicted by grand jury

November 25, 2025 Zac Oakes

A man was indicted by a Russell County grand jury yesterday on charges including rape and unlawful transaction with a minor. Another man was indicted on a charge of arson first degree. Luis Felipe Aparicio […]

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RCMS receives green rating for state assessment

November 25, 2025 Zac Oakes

Russell County Middle School received a green rating based on scores from last year’s state assessments. Green is the second-highest color rating a school can receive from the state. Russell County Middle School received a […]

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Melton earns 15th in state FFA competition

November 25, 2025 Zac Oakes

Russell County High School’s Kendall Melton had a strong showing recently at the Kentucky state FFA competition. Melton finished 15th overall in the state horse judging competition. Over 100 students from across the state competed […]

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Latest LCDHD Restaurant & Retail Inspections

November 25, 2025 Zac Oakes

We have the latest retail and restaurant inspections report from the Lake Cumberland District Health Department. Paula’s at Creelsboro – 100 percent – OK to open Java Springs – 100 percent Snaps Soda Shop – […]

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Bethany House awarded $35k in VAWA funds

November 25, 2025 Zac Oakes

Bethany House in Pulaski County was recently awarded $35,000 for a court advocate position through the Violence Against Women Act. Bethany House is a designated domestic violence shelter serving Russell County and the Lake Cumberland […]

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Jayden Quaintance is making “terrific progress” coming back from his ACL injury/surgery

November 25, 2025 Zac Oakes

by LARRY VAUGHT With point guard Jaland Lowe down with a shoulder injury again, will that make Kentucky coach Mark Pope even more hesitant about determining when sophomore center Jayden Quaintance is ready to return […]

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Bruce Neal Hogue, age 58, of Jamestown

November 24, 2025 Sean Hammond

Bruce Neal Hogue, of Jamestown, passed away on Saturday, November 22, 2025, at his home. He was 58 years of age. Born on November 5, 1967, in Somerset, he was a son of the late […]

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UK volleyball has multiple ways to win

November 24, 2025 Zac Oakes

By LARRY VAUGHT Kentucky coach Craig Skinner has led UK volleyball to nine straight Southeastern Conference championships but he doesn’t talk a lot to his team about winning. “We talk about whether we can play […]

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Recent Podcasts

  • Community Conversation 8-3

    Jeff Hoover is joined by marriage and family therapist Joy Jones to discuss an upcoming community seminar focused on human trafficking awareness. Jones shares her experience working with survivors, explains common warning signs of exploitation, and talks about how parents, educators, churches, and community members can help protect vulnerable individuals through education and awareness.

  • Community Conversation 7-31

    Jeff Hoover talks with Dr. Emiley Button, Director of Nursing at Lindsey Wilson University, about the school's new fully online RN to BSN program. They discuss how the program helps working nurses earn their bachelor's degree, partnerships with area hospitals and Somerset Community College, tuition assistance opportunities, and the growing demand for nurses across Kentucky.

  • Community Conversation 7-30

    Jeff Hoover talks with Gordon Lester of the Russell County Family Resource and Youth Services Center about the annual Back to School Bash at the Russell County Fairgrounds. They discuss free backpacks, school supplies, food, and community support available to Russell County students, along with the year-round work Family Resource Centers do to help local children and families succeed in school.

  • Community Conversation 7-29

    Jeff Hoover talks with Betty McQueary, Director of Laboratory Services at Russell County Hospital, about the hospital's annual Community Health Screening. Betty discusses the strong turnout, what tests are included in the $20 screening, the importance of early detection for conditions such as infections, anemia, and prostate cancer, and how participants can quickly access their results. She also explains the convenience of the screening process and thanks the Russell County School System and hospital staff for helping make the event a success.

  • Community Conversation 7-28

    Former Laker football coach Lucas Ford discusses taking over as director of the Russell County Youth Football League. He shares details on upcoming registration dates, a free youth football camp, and plans to grow the program by teaching fundamentals, building character, and creating a strong foundation for the future of Laker football. Lucas also highlights the importance of community support and getting young athletes involved early in the game.

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