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After months of meetings, negotiations, and number crunching, the city of Russellville was able to achieve a lower interest rate on three of their bon...

Unemployment rates for the month of October were released on Friday and, despite predictions that the unemployment rate would be going up over the nex...

At Monday night’s council meeting, a public hearing was held to discuss the closing of two Norfolk Southern railroad grade crossings in the city limit...

A Vina coach accused of having a sexual relationship with a student was officially suspended from his teaching and coaching duties on Tuesday. The Fra...

The Russellville City Council approved a business license Monday night that will allow a new emergency medical services provider to begin serving area...

When local businessman Trent Stephenson started thinking about the upcoming holiday season, he said he found himself wishing for a family-friendly eve...

For the sixth straight year, all the departments in the city of Russellville are pitching in to give Santa a little extra assistance this holiday seas...

Thanks to CB&S Bank, residents of Burns Nursing Home in Russellville will live in a safer and even more secure environment through a nationally recogn...

Seventh-grade civics teacher Derek Gober said the students in his class at Russellville Middle School are living proof that it doesn’t matter how youn...

During the month of October, students at Russellville Elementary School participated in a poster contest in conjunction with Fire Safety Month. Russel...