
Less than two weeks remain to vote in Times’ first Reader’s Choice poll
With the contest ending April 26, you have a little less than two more weeks to ... Read more
April 16, 2021
Spring is around the corner, but there are still a few more days of winter. What do gardeners do in winter? You might say “Not ... Read more
If you’re on social media this week, you’ll likely come across photos of students in crazy hats, teachers promoting read-aloud times and a greater-than-usual occurrence ... Read more
It’s difficult to believe, but this May will be nine years since I graduated college and burst through the bubble of campus life at Auburn ... Read more
Senate Bill 5 by Sen. Gerald Allen and House Bill 405 by Rep. Sorrell and co-sponsored by Rep. Kiel and 23 other House Representatives, have ... Read more
Scholarship deadlines are fast approaching. Scholarships are gifts. They don’t need to be repaid. There are thousands of them, offered by schools, employers, individuals, ... Read more
Opal Carr Ross, 97, of Russellville died Feb. 20. Visitation will be from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Feb. 22 at Spry Memorial Chapel. Service will be at ... Read more
I’ve been trying to love me lately. For some that’s easy. It’s not easy for me. It started with a conversation with friends. One mentioned ... Read more
People have been planting trees for a long time. Throughout our world’s history, ordinary citizens have planted trees to restore forests, line avenues, shade homesteads, ... Read more
Inside this issue of the Franklin County Times, you will find this year’s version of our annual Progress edition. This year, we spotlight and honor ... Read more
It was 1998. The power had gone out some hours before, and our house was faltering against the biting cold outside. “Snowstorm brings treacherous driving ... Read more