Opinion

For more than two decades, I served in the United States Army, and in every role I served, one thing has been constant: When you identify a vulnerabil...

When violent crimes happen in any of our communities, it’s unnerving. But when a violent crime involves a teenager, the shock is even greater.

As we get ready for another school year, it’s a good time to consider the impact of the arts in Franklin County. In school, students explore their cre...

The notion of universal inclusion is a guiding principle of the Bear Creek Collaborative. In fact, Bethany Green, director of Funding and Project Deve...

Country music artist Ronnie McDowell will return to the Historic Roxy Theatre in downtown Russellville on Aug. 2 at 7 p.m., continuing a 30-year tradi...

As a physician and as a legislator, my duty is to safeguard the well-being of the people I serve — both in the exam room and in the statehouse. That i...

Last year, Alabama became the 11th state in the nation to pass a universal school choice bill. We established the CHOOSE Act to give more Alabama fami...

Many people don’t know where to turn in a crisis, whether they’re living with a mental health condition, overwhelmed by stress or grief, or afraid in ...

July has given the City of Russellville a couple of good reasons to celebrate other than the traditional Fourth of July Jam on Sloss Lake.

You can’t really go back to the good old days of high school, but you can pay them a visit now and then. That’s exactly what the RHS Class of 1967 has...