Articles by Sean Hammond

Tony G. Mann, age 54, of Jamestown, passed away Tuesday, July 16th, 2019 at his residence. He is survived by: His Wife Sylvia Mann Two Sons J. and Matthew Mann One Brother Teddy […]

Showers and Storms Today; Hot Weather Arrives Thursday

We are halfway through the work week and our Wednesday is starting off with clouds and some light showers in the area. Our high’s will be in the 80’s today with that continued chance of […]

Trading Post Items- Tuesday

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Trading Post Items- Monday

For Sale: Farmall tractor 270-585-1225 For Sale: Maple dining room table 270-585-6045 For Sale: Canoe 270-585-9868 For Sale: Welder 270-566-0236 Looking For: Caring for the elderly, has references 270-634-3223 Looking For: One or two bedroom […]

Nancy Man Injured in One Vehicle Accident Tuesday

A one-vehicle wreck in the Nancy community in neighboring Pulaski County on Tuesday injured a Nancy man, according to the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office. A 2003 Toyota Tundra being driven by 59-year-old Ernest Larch was […]

RC Chamber of Commerce Met Tuesday; SCC President Spoke at the Meeting

Dr. Carey W. Castle, President of Somerset Community College, sat down with WJRS News following Tuesday’s Chamber of Commerce meeting, which was held at the SCC Russell Campus in Russell Springs… https://jeffh26.sg-host.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Castle-7-17-1.mp3 Dr. Castle also […]

Tourist Commission Meets Today

The Lake Cumberland Tourist Commission Board of Directors will have their regular monthly meeting today at 12:30 pm at the tourism office located between Arby’s and Long John Silvers in Russell Springs. The meeting is […]

Library to Temporarily Suspend Book Donations

Beginning July 31st, the Russell County Public Library will be temporarily suspending their acceptance of book donations as they begin transitioning to the new facility. The library will resume accepting book donations once again beginning […]

Tattoo Scar Ban Removed from Regulations

The Cabinet for Health and Family Services has filed an updated proposed administrative regulation, outlining requirements for tattoo studios in Kentucky, choosing not to move forward with the portion of the proposal that prohibited tattooing […]

Remnants of Hurricane Barry will Give us Rain Chances the Next Few Days

July 16, 2019 Sean Hammond

Good Tuesday, everyone. We are starting off the day with partly sunny skies and breezy conditions. Temperatures will top out in the upper 80’s today with a chance of showers and storms into the afternoon […]