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Last week’s adventure for Russellville Public Library’s summer reading program included underwater exploration at the Galápagos Islands, where some of...

Since Feb. 1 Rhett Bradford has been settling in to his new role as a State Farm insurance agent – a slightly different role than his former career as...

About 259 days – that’s the amount of time Franklin County has to figure out how to ensure an accurate census count for 2020. As explained by census.a...

Rock Bridge Canyon Equestrian Park closed its "doors," so to speak, at the end of June after – in a special-called meeting last month – the Hodges Tow...

With the continued celebration of Alabama’s bicentennial – which has fallen in conjunction with Franklin County’s bicentennial last year and Russellvi...

“Big Ben is the type of bully every kid fears: he’s big, mean and gets away with everything. No one at school is safe. After years of coping, watching...

Bicentennial commemorations in Russellville have been an ongoing theme of 2019, and the celebrations are still going strong. July 13 will be another i...

Northwest-Shoals Community College will offer its busy students on the Phil Campbell and Shoals campuses another option to traditional and online cour...

More than 500 Vietnam veterans, including two from Russellville out of eight across the state, were recently inducted into the Vietnam Veterans Memori...

Fireworks and live music by Shenandoah draw the crowds to Russellville for Jam on Sloss Lake Thursday. Music-lovers “packed the house” – or the field ...