Every semester, students in speech classes at Western Kentucky University talk about their dream of working for ESPN, usually the boys as Sports Center anchors and the girls as Erin Andrews type sideline reporters. Instead of sitting around dreaming, Zack ...

The Russellville Middle Grades academic team participated in its regional Governor's Cup tournament on Saturday, Feb. 13. The Russellville Future Problem Solving Team placed first in the region and is eligible for participation in the state tournament, which takes place in L...

Auburn won the cheerleading championship during the recent Logan County Middle School Basketball Tournament while tying with Adairville for the county academic team championship. Olmstead finished third among academic teams while Lewisburg was runner-up an...

From single women to the military, people are looking for a few good men. The Logan County Public Library is conducting an essay contest to help define the term. "What does it mean to be a good man in the 21st century?" is the title of the essay. The libra...

Although she hasn't coming close to spending as much time in Egypt as did the Biblical Joseph's extended family, Russellville native Karen Flowers has taken tourism to a higher level. She has spent six years visiting this country by the Nile, and she has developed a deep fon...

Four years after being elected the first new Logan County Judge Executive since the 1980s, Logan Chick wants to use his experience in office by being elected to a second term, subject to the May Democratic Primary Election. He is both willing and pleased to run on his record...

After spending 21 years helping to keep Logan's county seat safe, Barry Dill wants to help shape the entire county's future. A Russellville police officer since 1988 and chief of police since 2005, Dill is seeking the office of Logan County Judge/Executive. He is r...