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Franklin County folks have the chance to celebrate Arbor Day in a special way this week – with free trees, to be given out by the Alabama Forestry Com...

In its meeting Feb. 15, the Red Bay City Council approved purchase of a new garbage truck and cans from the equipment fund at a cost of $21,699.54, to...

Marcus Jeffreys, senior at Tharptown High School, was joined by Sgt. Bradley Willingham, a recruiter for Franklin County, for his signing for the U.S....

The Bay Tree Council for the Performing Arts in Red Bay is gearing up for its final production of the 2022-23 season – and now is the time for budding...

In its regular meeting Feb. 21, the Russellville Electric Board voted in favor of renewing a $1M line of credit with CB&S. REB general manager Charles...

Blake Bendall, Marty Vandiver, Cassie Medley, Tracie Clark, Devin Allen, Destini Gonzalez, Wesley Boatwright, Nestor Arevalo, Andy Flores, Natalie Joh...

Russellville Public Library holds a rock painting event Feb. 21. Dianne Wages Pace read her book “I Love You, A Bushel and a Peck . ” RPL Director Jos...

Numerous employers and educational providers were on hand to share information with students about their career options during the Franklin County Sch...

Russellville Electric and the Tennessee Valley Authority recently gave donations to four local groups. Sherry Smith, executive assistant for Russellvi...

The spring semester marks a milestone for Northwest-Shoals Community College, as it has seen the largest percentage growth – 32 percent – of any Alaba...