Kentucky League of Cities Highlights Russell Springs’ Bankers Field of Dreams

Friday, August 14 by WJRS Staff

The Kentucky League of Cities is highlighting Russell Springs and its new Bankers Field of Dreams at Russell Springs City Park. The field was inspired by Mayor Eddie Thomas, who wanted children with disabilities to […]

Bankers Field of Dreams was product of teamwork, hard work

Monday, May 11 by Zac Oakes

Last week, the City of Russell Springs officially opened the Bankers Field of Dreams at the Russell Springs City Park. The newly-renovated sports field is aimed at providing greater accessibility for special needs children in […]

Russell Springs holds ceremonial opening of Bankers Field of Dreams at City Park

Wednesday, May 6 by Zac Oakes

The City of Russell Springs held a ceremonial opening last night for the Bankers Field of Dreams at the Russell Springs City Park. The newly-renovated sports field is aimed at providing greater accessibility for special […]

Russell Springs nearing completion of Bankers Field of Dreams

Friday, April 10 by Zac Oakes

A sports field aimed at providing greater accessibility for special needs children in the community is nearing completion. The Bankers Field of Dreams, made possible through donations from multiple local banks, will be located the […]

Progress being made on Bankers Field of Dreams

Friday, February 20 by Zac Oakes

Progress is being made on the Bankers Field of Dreams in Russell Springs. The project involves some significant renovations to one of the existing fields at the city park to design a new field aimed […]

Trinity Ward’s dreams coming true at Kentucky | Laker Country 104.9 FM WJRS

Monday, December 15 by Zac Oakes

By LARRY VAUGHT For as long as she can remember, Trinity Ward dreamed of playing volleyball at the University of Kentucky. She verbally committed to Kentucky before her high school junior season at Louisville Holy Cross. Her grandparents started taking her to UK games... Read More.

Mayor provides update on work at softball fields, Bankers’ Field of Dreams

Wednesday, September 17 by Zac Oakes

Russell Springs Mayor Eddie Thomas recently provided an update on a couple ongoing athletic field projects. Thomas said work on the softball fields at the old Russell Springs Elementary School, known as the Charlene Harris […]

City of Russell Springs partnering with local banks to create “Bankers Field of Dreams” at city park

Friday, August 15 by Zac Oakes

The City of Russell Springs is patterning with multiple local banks on a new project known as the “Bankers Field of Dreams” at the city park. The project involves some significant renovations to one of […]

Kentucky freshman Trent Noah has helped inspire other 13th Region players to believe their dreams can come true. | Laker Country 104.9 FM WJRS

Tuesday, April 1 by Zac Oakes

by LARRY VAUGHT North Laurel’s Reed Sheppard played in the 2022 and 2023 state tournaments representing the 13th Region while Trent Noah of Harlan County played in the state tourney in 2024 and reached the championship game. Several “mountain” teams were in last week’s... Read More.

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Kentucky League of Cities Highlights Russell Springs’ Bankers Field of Dreams

Bankers Field of Dreams was product of teamwork, hard work

Russell Springs holds ceremonial opening of Bankers Field of Dreams at City Park

Russell Springs nearing completion of Bankers Field of Dreams

Progress being made on Bankers Field of Dreams

Trinity Ward’s dreams coming true at Kentucky | Laker Country 104.9 FM WJRS

Mayor provides update on work at softball fields, Bankers’ Field of Dreams

City of Russell Springs partnering with local banks to create “Bankers Field of Dreams” at city park

Kentucky freshman Trent Noah has helped inspire other 13th Region players to believe their dreams can come true. | Laker Country 104.9 FM WJRS

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