KDFWR’s summer turkey population survey begins July 1

Wednesday, June 29 by Derek Aaron

The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife’s annual summer turkey brood survey begins July 1st and runs through August 31st with three easy ways to collect record and collect turkey observations for state wildlife officials. […]

Adair Sheriff’s office investigates accidental death where car fell on man

Wednesday, June 29 by Zac Oakes

The Adair County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the accidental death of an Elkhorn man in which a car he was working on fell on top of him. According to law enforcement, preliminary investigations determined William Thomas […]

Nearly $8 million in settlement funds will support early childhood education

Wednesday, June 29 by Derek Aaron

The Governor’s Office of Early Childhood is set to receive nearly $8 million of Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement funds that will promote early childhood education around Kentucky. Gov. Andy Beshear said the funds will provide […]

Russell County Courthouse to close on Friday

Wednesday, June 29 by Zac Oakes

The Russell County Courthouse will close Friday at noon due to the annual Lakefest celebration in Jamestown. The courthouse will also be closed for the Independence Day Holiday on Monday, July 4. Regular business at […]

Circuit clerks remain committed to ‘Trust For Life’ organization

Wednesday, June 29 by Derek Aaron

Despite changes to the driver’s licensing process in the state, Kentucky’s Circuit Court Clerks remain committed to the mission of organ donation and transplantation. The circuit clerk’s created the Trust For Life, a 501c3 non-profit […]

RS Fire crews respond to multiple calls at North 127 business

Wednesday, June 29 by Zac Oakes

Russell Springs Fire crews responded to multiple calls at a business on North 127 Tuesday. Fire crews initially were called to a fire at a building across from Apex Auto off North 127 just after […]

Linda G. Miller, age 68, of Jamestown

Tuesday, June 28 by Sean Hammond

Linda G. Miller, 68, of Jamestown, KY, passed away Monday, June 27th, at the Bowling Green Medical Center, Bowling Green, KY. Linda was born in Somerset, KY on November 8, 1953, a daughter of the […]

23 new COVID cases reported in Russell County

Tuesday, June 28 by Zac Oakes

The Kentucky Department for Public Health reported 23 new COVID cases in Russell County last week as more than 9,500 cases were reported statewide. Looking at neighboring counties, Pulaski County had 53 new cases, Adair […]

RS city employees to receive pay increase due to ARPA funding

Tuesday, June 28 by Derek Aaron

Essential city employees in Russell Springs will be receiving a premium pay increase on their wages following a unanimous decision by the Russell Springs City Council in a special-called meeting on Monday. Mayor Eddie Thomas […]

Farmer’s Market opening today for first time this year

Tuesday, June 28 by Derek Aaron

After a week or so delay, the Russell County Farmer’s Market opens up this morning at 7:30 a.m. at the Russell County Extension Office. The farmer’s market will also open at 7:30 a.m. on Friday […]

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Year: 2022

KDFWR’s summer turkey population survey begins July 1

Adair Sheriff’s office investigates accidental death where car fell on man

Nearly $8 million in settlement funds will support early childhood education

Russell County Courthouse to close on Friday

Circuit clerks remain committed to ‘Trust For Life’ organization

RS Fire crews respond to multiple calls at North 127 business

Linda G. Miller, age 68, of Jamestown

23 new COVID cases reported in Russell County

RS city employees to receive pay increase due to ARPA funding

Farmer’s Market opening today for first time this year

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Obituaries

Jeffrey L. Scholl, 61, of Indianapolis

Robert Leach, 70, of Russell Springs

Ronald Eugene Sterner, Sr., 77, of Russell Springs

Ronald L. Wesley, 95, of Jamestown