Russell County sees improvements in child economic security

Tuesday, December 6 by Zac Oakes

New data released by Kentucky Youth Advocates shows improvement in multiple areas related to child economic security. The Kentucky Kids Count study shows that Russell County saw an improvement in the number of children in […]

Russell County sees significant improvement in youth detention

Monday, December 5 by Zac Oakes

New data released by Kentucky Youth Advocates shows a significant improvement in Russell County in the number of incarcerated youth. According to the Kentucky Kids Count Report, the rate of Russell County youth incarcerated in […]

Russell County sees significant jump in children in foster care

Friday, December 2 by Zac Oakes

The number of children in Russell County who have been placed in foster care has taken a significant jump in recent years, according to a new report. New data released from Kentucky Youth Advocates shows […]

Russell County sees positive changes in local health over last five years

Thursday, December 1 by Zac Oakes

New data from the Kentucky Youth Advocates Kentucky Kids Count Data Center shows Russell County has experienced some positive changes in local health over the last five years. The most dramatic change was in teen […]

School district sees anticipated attendance dip before Thanksgiving break

Tuesday, November 22 by Derek Aaron

As several Kentucky school districts have canceled classes this week due to illness, Russell County school attendance numbers were at 88.8 percent on Monday, according to Russell County Schools Superintendent Michael Ford. Salem Elementary was […]

Jamestown Elementary sees mixed results from state assessment

Tuesday, October 25 by Zac Oakes

Jamestown Elementary saw mixed results from the recent state assessment data. Jamestown received an overall score of 62.1, which placed them in the yellow, or medium, category. Jamestown scored in the yellow in both combined […]

Salem Elementary sees mixed results in new state data

Monday, October 24 by Zac Oakes

New data released on last year’s state assessments provided a mixed bag of results for Salem Elementary. Salem Elementary received a score of 64 overall, which placed the school in the medium, or yellow, color […]

RSES sees slight student pick-up change

Monday, August 22 by Derek Aaron

As school begins its first full week in Russell County, there has been a slight change in the student pick-up time at Russell Springs Elementary School, according to Superintendent Michael Ford. Beginning today, Russell Springs […]

Russell County sees more than one percent drop in unemployment from a year ago

Monday, April 25 by Zac Oakes

Russell County’s unemployment rate dropped more than one percent from the same time period last year according to a new report from the Kentucky Center for Statistics. Russell County’s unemployment rate in the month of […]

Local business developer sees bright future for Russell Springs

Thursday, February 24 by Zac Oakes

Local business developer Brad Vaughn sees a bright future for the city of Russell Springs. Vaughn, a resident of Liberty, has begun investing in multiple business ventures in Russell County, including car washes, Laker Laundry, […]

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