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Sen. Larry Stutts visited Tharptown High School last week to help the school celebrate Constitution Day.

Nutrition knowledge is on the rise at Russellville Middle School thanks to Lakita Page, EFNEP educator with the Franklin County Extension office. Page...

Being a cheerleader is not easy. Cheerleaders stay busy attending practice, learning dances, keeping the crowd in the game, learning all the different...

For some children, it's the best time of year again: Scholastic Book Fair season.

Franklin County investigators have been busy this month hitting the streets and cleaning up reported drug activity in the area.

Franklin County’s Department of Human Resources has a new service to offer current and expecting mothers: Baby Box.

Since its beginnings in 2008, the A+ College Ready Program has massively impacted students’ lives, nowhere more so than in Alabama, which is No. 1 in ...

Students in Franklin County will soon have another opportunity to join together, eat and receive one-on-one assistance with homework after school.

Russellville’s Take Pride Initiative has been in effect for a few weeks now, and the city is starting to see some progress, according to the team asse...

In Franklin County, the most recent numbers from the Alabama Department of Labor show a 4.2 percent unemployment rate. That mirrors the state average,...