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 By  Staff Reports Published 
6:00 am Wednesday, March 25, 2015

Fundraising events for Franklin County Relay for Life

South Side Baptist Church has cookbooks on sale for $10 and candy bars for $1.

They will be having a car show in April as well and the date will be announced soon.

Will’s Willing Walkers will be hosting their 11th annual Open Bass Tournament on March 28, and the entry fee is $70 per boat with a guaranteed $1,000 for 1st place.

Russellville Hospital will be hosting the Glenn Pruitt Memorial 5k on April 18. The entry fee is $15 for pre-register and $20 the day of race.

St. Paul Team will be hosting a Yard Sale April 10 and 11, with a Bake Sale and Hamburger Sale on April 11 at Born Again Body Shop.

They are also selling $1 chances for a quilt and Papa John’s discount cards.

Russellville Civitan Club will be hosting their Civitan Concert April 25. All relay teams are invited to come and have a table set up.

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