Crimestoppers of Russellville/Logan County raised $1,725 during its golf scramble at Rolling Hills this fall. Secretary Jennifer Wood reports that has helped in over $2,000 being paid out for tips in helping stop crime in this area. The organization appreciates these sponsors for their donations t...

A couple of weeks after ending a four-month stay in health care facilities, Lon Sosh is not only home, but he is only a couple of days away from embarking on the biggest challenge of his evangelism career. Sosh will be the primary speaker four straight nights at a countywide revival at the Historic...

  ‘Tis the season for shows and sales. The first local one of the season is this Sunday, Nov. 4, from 1-4 p.m. at the Logan County Extension Office. This one is a craft show, as many are this time of the year. But it’s more. Russellville’s One Stop Shop is its name. There&r...

The title of Al Smith’s latest book is Kentucky Cured: Fifty Years of Kentucky Journalism. In the preface, he explains that ‘cured’ can refer to tobacco, country ham, health concerns, and even an addiction. Rarely does Smith speak or write a personal narrative that he doesn’t...

The most difficult aspect of Russellville author Algie Ray Smith’s latest book, The Last Service Station, would be for a librarian to attempt to classify it. Is it a book of local history? Is it fiction? Non-fiction? An autobiography? A book of philosophy? Political commentary? Religious comme...