Franklin County, News, Russellville

By Alison James Published

6:35 pm Tuesday, April 12, 2016

RCS plans Golden Tiger Pride Night

It will be a night of celebrating everything Russellville City Schools has to offer when RCS Golden Tiger Pride Night debuts April 19.

An evening of all things RCS will kick off at 4:30 p.m. with a Golden Tiger baseball game. Golden Tiger fans are invited to come see RHS take on the Haleyville Lions, free admission first game, and are also offered a free hotdog during the first game by presenting their ticket at the concession stand.

Immediately following the first baseball game, the RCS Showcase will open in the RHS Auditorium. All RCS schools will have displays, presentations and demonstrations available for viewing, giving the community a peek inside the school system at all the educational pursuits Russellville students are involved in.

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