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Angels are often popular Christmas tree toppers, but Tharptown Elementary School is doing something a little different with angels this holiday season...

Oct. 20 the Russellville Police Department was called to do a welfare check that later ended in arrest for a Russellville woman.

The bang and echo of baseballs bouncing off gym floors and flying off swinging bats rang throughout the old Red Bay High School gym and practice build...

“Yes!” seems to be the unanimous answer from Franklin County citizens when asked if they would like affordable, high-speed broadband Internet that rea...

Vendors lined the walls of the A.W. Todd Center Oct. 26 and handed out candy, giveaways and information regarding their services to the senior citizen...

In the first week of November, Franklin Countians will possibly notice a slight reduction in the water level at Little Bear. The TVA wants the communi...

Unification and revitalization are big words with even bigger meanings, and the weight and influence of those two words is spreading across downtown R...

A folk artist quilter and an author walked into the Russellville Public Library Oct. 24 and inspired many with their work and the tales behind them.

Northwest-Shoals Community College President Humphrey Lee announced recently he will retire Dec. 31 after leading the college for the past 14 years.

Teachers are hard-working individuals who often don’t receive the recognition they deserve. One Phil Campbell High School student, Justin Branch, deci...