Franklin County, News, Russellville

By Staff Reports Published

6:51 am Wednesday, December 23, 2015

RES helps those in need with ‘can’-do attitude

Russellville Elementary recently collected more than 2,500 cans to donate to needy families in Franklin County. Pictured with excited RES students are Principal Kristie Ezzell and Assistant Principal Paula Young. “It’s so wonderful to see our young students being so generous and giving to their community,” Ezzell said.

Franklin Living

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Main, News, Russellville

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Main, News, Russellville, ...

$110 idea launched a half century business

María Camp maria.camp@franklincountytimes.com

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Main, News, Russellville, ...

Mother, now daughter, leave marks on history

By Brady Petree For the FCT

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Main, News, Red Bay, ...

Court upholds Gann’s conviction

By Brady Petree For the FCT

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Columnists, Opinion

HERE AND NOW

Book Lovers Club kicks off new year

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Summer tends to make it easier to say “yes” to socializing with friends. That’s what members of the Book Lovers Study Club did for their June meeting ...

RES helps those in need with ‘can’-do attitude

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