Four Russellville teachers have been honored recently. Nicole Pedigo has been selected by her Stevenson Elementary colleagues as "Teacher of the Year" candidate. She will be a nominee for the Logan County Chamber of Commerce "Teacher of the Year" Award.   Mrs. Pedigo is married...

This week the Logan County FFA chapter celebrates National FFA Week. National FFA Week is a chance for chapters all over the nation to honor the influence and importance of agriculture in our home and communities. This week, Logan County FFA members seek to do the same in their home chapter by holdi...

This month, students at Chandlers School have participated in several acts of service for the community. In February, middle school students planned and organized a Penny War to raise money for needy children in Bangladesh. Homeroom classes across the school competed to raise the most money. On Feb....

The annual Maple Syrup Festival will be held at Federal Grove Friday, Feb. 24, Saturday the 25th and Sunday, Feb. 26. “Enjoy wonderful food, watch maple syrup demonstrations, listen to great music and watch artisans demonstrate their craft. Artisans will have their work for sale inside a heat...

Congratulations to the Adairville School Spelling Bee winners -- Caroline Timmons (3rd), Ali Garrett (2nd), and Praiden Brown (1st). We are very proud of all of our students who competed in the Adairville School Spelling Bee!  The participants were as follows: 4th: Caitlyn Allen and Caroline T...

The Adairville Intermediate Academic Team competed at the Elementary Governor’s Cup in Simpson County recently. Members of the team are Hannah Hallman, Lilly Robey, AnnElyse Boortz, Makenzie Mowles, Caroline Hallman, Santos Johnson, Gabriel Fernandez, Bella Gaddis, Jake Regan, Samuel Dun...

Community Education class offerings for spring 2017 in Russellville have been announced as follows: Breadmaking Class:  There was such an overwhelming interest last fall when we offered a bread-making class that we are attempting to offer another one-time class to be h...

Last Friday Logan County School officials met with Sen Whitney Westerfield and Rep Jason Petrie to discuss the ongoing legislative session. Several items were discussed including a long discussion on Charter Schools and Retirement System(s). Other bills that were addressed include;   Senate B...

A total of 27 students from Logan County High School participated at the DECA regional event last week. Sponsor Amy Wisdom reports that ALL 27 qualified for state conference. In addition, LCHS earned second place for largest membership increase and third for the largest chapter in the region. In...

Russellville High School Principal Kim McDaniel was presented an award from SSG Andrew Louis Pence on Monday. The plaque reads: “National Guard, est. 1636, 100% American Soldier: Presented to an American Patriot for support of our Soldiers in the National Guard who are defending free...

The Russellville High School Senior Beta Club members traveled to Lexington Sunday through Tuesday, Jan. 22-24, for the state Beta convention where, according to Sponsor Tonya Mullen, they fared well.  Fernanda Rodriguez placed first in Digital Art. Kristin Vanzant placed ...

Logan County Board of Education members have been involved in some formal ceremonies since 2017 began. Three board members were sworn in at the January meeting. Johnny Dawson of the Olmstead district and Phil Baker of Chandlers were reelected in November were reelected while Teresa Hendrix of Lewis...

Two events of significance will be held at the Logan County Extension Office next week. On Tuesday, Feb. 7, at 9 a.m., Kentucky State Trooper Sgt. Morris will explain transportation regulations that affect farm producers and commercial agricultural businesses. He will talk about who needs a Commerc...

In November, Lisa White, with her vast knowledge of this community, our students, and their families, assumed the position of Literacy Community Coordinator with Russellville READs! She has taken on this role with gusto.   In the RIS Tech Building on Thursday, Jan. 5, ...