Fifty years ago this summer, citizens of Auburn, Franklin, and Russellville, along with students from WKU, were preparing for the first performance of “Shakertown Revisited.” The script had been written by Russell Miller, faculty member in Western’s drama department, using both ma...

In today’s tight job market it is important that you have an advantage over the other applicants. Logan County Adult Education (LCAE) Learning Center offers a variety of items that can help you gain that advantage. “We offer other educational opportunities beyond the GED,” stated ...

John Paul Brady is a 1966 graduate of Lewisburg High School, a former school teacher and current pastor of Persimmon Baptist Church on the Kentucky side of Cincinnati. My dad, Victor Brady, died in May 1972, about a year and a half after Sherri and I were married. Although it has been 40 years, it ...

Some doctors in Kentucky fear they may face criminal charges or penalties for legitimate prescriptions and clerical errors under the new law designed to curb prescription drug abuse.   Lawmakers will review the regulations to House Bill 1 passed this year to crack down on illegal pill mills a...

Stan Lampe is president of Kentuckians for Better Transportation (KBT).   This week, KBT had the opportunity to chat with another one of Kentucky’s General Aviation (GA) airports that is making great progress in being an active participant to support, sustain and enhance economic devel...

Many wonder why “blacks get their own day” or why it's necessary to even acknowledge the celebration in our community. Some feel that it's limited to only one race of people. In spite of all the negative that has been said about the celebration, I assur ethe Russellville/Logan County Eman...