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RUSSELLVILLE — Five properties within the city have been designated public nuisances, and city workers soon will begin tearing down a burnedout partia...
Main, News, Russellville
RUSSELLVILLE — The condemned building that used to house the Faith Mission Outreach will be demolished and a new structure rebuilt in its place.
Franklin County, Main, News
Former Russellville mayor and retired U.S. Army National Guard Major General Troy Oliver, 82, a 1961 graduate of Belgreen High School, died Saturday.
Main, News, Russellville
R U S S E L L V I L L E — Lottie Coan, who has served as secretary- treasurer for the Tharptown Volunteer Fire Department since 2015, was sitting in h...
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CROOKED OAK — Miller Family Dairy unveiled its new milk processing facility June 30, bringing the business one step closer to bottling its own milk, p...
Land Transactions
June 26 Juan Gerardo Garcia and Catalina Cruz Palacios to G&W Deer Run Apartments LLC, warranty Donald W Holland to Carissa Holland, small estate ...
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SHEFFIELD — Red Bay hospital will soon be under new leadership as Jeremy Gray, who has been hired as the new president of the Franklin County facility...
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SHEFFIELD — Democratic gubernatorial candidate Doug Jones shared a vision July 9 of an Alabama government who listens to its constituents and focuses ...
News
SHEFFIELD — Stage renovations at Riverfront Park face a fast-approaching completion deadline prior to the W.C. Handy Music Festival.
News
RUSSELLVILLE — An investigation into the drowning of two-year-old Sienna Drane is ongoing as of Monday morning, according to Franklin County Sheriff’s...
Editorials
This November, Alabama voters will decide whether to add yet another amendment to its world’s longest constitution. This one, sponsored by state Rep. ...
Columnists
Recently, the federal government published “scores” that will determine how much each state will have to pay toward its SNAP program starting in 2027....
Columnists
HERE AND NOW
Friends are wonderful gifts. Throughout different stages of life, friends serve as anchors, confidants and sources of strength. While many people come...
News
For 65 years, audiences have watched the story of Helen Keller come to life on the outdoor stage behind Ivy Green in Tuscumbia. This summer, that trad...
News
FLORENCE — University of North Alabama officials looked to its iconic Harrison Fountain and a “Grow Your World” message to students and prospective st...
News
With temperatures staying high, an area doctor has reminded parents that young babies need extra protection from the summer heat.
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BIRMINGHAM — Chad Holden has taken over as executive director of the Alabama Association of School Boards, succeeding longtime leader Sally Smith, who...
News
FLORENCE — Daniel Nichols said he never has had much luck with attempts to play musical instruments.
High School Sports
Twelve-year-old Kinsley Benford finished runner-up in the 12U division of the Shoals Junior Circuit tournament in her first tennis tournament.
News
RUSSELLVILLE — Hamilton native Joel Logan, who grew up in the manufactured housing industry, has returned to Franklin Homes as president May 26, bring...
Features
PHIL CAMPBELL — More than 27 copies and reproductions of the Declaration of Independence are displayed in frames throughout Jim Bonner’s home. There a...
Land Transactions
June 25 William N Newell Jr and Yolanda Newell to S&N Investments LLC, warranty Steve Ledbetter and Rena Raper to Hilda Ledbetter, Rolanda Ledbett...
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RUSSELLVILLE — A Georgia woman facing 106 counts ranging from possession of child pornography to first-degree sodomy has pleaded not guilty to the cha...
News
CROOKED OAK — Craig and Jenilee Miller moved to the Russellville area in 2020 after finding a farm that fit what they were looking for.
Columnists
Two hundred fifty years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted in Philadelphia.
Columnists
HERE AND NOW
E ach summer, the W.C. Handy Music Festival brings outstanding music and entertainment to communities across the Shoals. For more than four decades, t...
Franklin County
In a forgotten patch of woods on a farm near Cloverdale, history had lain hidden for generations. It took a determined group of local historians, gene...
News
Patricia Hartley has always felt a strong sense of patriotism and duty to community and family. It was only recently that she discovered those were fa...
News
Working outdoors is part of the job for many city and county employees, but summer heat has prompted local governments and businesses to adjust routin...
News
RUSSELLVILLE — A more than 20-year-old playground at City Lake Park will soon be replaced after the city received a $43,318 grant through T-Mobile’s H...
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RUSSELLVILLE — The Kelley Dickinson VFW Post 5184 honored three local Fourth of July displays with patriotism certificate awards.
SHEFFIELD — Red Bay hospital will soon be under new leadership as Jeremy Gray, who has been hired as the new president of the Franklin County facility...
July 15, 2026
RUSSELLVILLE — Five properties within the city have been designated public nuisances, and city workers soon will begin tearing down a burnedout partia...
July 15, 2026
RUSSELLVILLE — The condemned building that used to house the Faith Mission Outreach will be demolished and a new structure rebuilt in its place.
July 15, 2026
SHEFFIELD — Democratic gubernatorial candidate Doug Jones shared a vision July 9 of an Alabama government who listens to its constituents and focuses ...
July 15, 2026
SHEFFIELD — Stage renovations at Riverfront Park face a fast-approaching completion deadline prior to the W.C. Handy Music Festival.
July 15, 2026
This November, Alabama voters will decide whether to add yet another amendment to its world’s longest constitution. This one, sponsored by state Rep. ...
July 15, 2026
Recently, the federal government published “scores” that will determine how much each state will have to pay toward its SNAP program starting in 2027....
July 15, 2026
Friends are wonderful gifts. Throughout different stages of life, friends serve as anchors, confidants and sources of strength. While many people come...
July 15, 2026
Two hundred fifty years ago, the Declaration of Independence was adopted in Philadelphia.
July 8, 2026
E ach summer, the W.C. Handy Music Festival brings outstanding music and entertainment to communities across the Shoals. For more than four decades, t...
July 8, 2026
Twelve-year-old Kinsley Benford finished runner-up in the 12U division of the Shoals Junior Circuit tournament in her first tennis tournament.
July 15, 2026
They’re no longer stalking opposite sides of the gridiron, but former college football coaches Nick Saban and Tommy Tuberville are currently on opposi...
June 17, 2026
RUSSELLVILLE — Rising seniors Tristan Ray and Tripp Cleveland recently competed in the Alabama Baseball Coaches Association Underclassmen All-Star Eve...
June 17, 2026
FLORENCE — James “Buddy” Moore, a 2012 University of North Alabama Athletics Hall of Fame inductee, has died. He was 93.
June 10, 2026
PHIL CAMPBELL — More than 27 copies and reproductions of the Declaration of Independence are displayed in frames throughout Jim Bonner’s home. There a...
July 15, 2026
CROOKED OAK — Miller Family Dairy unveiled its new milk processing facility June 30, bringing the business one step closer to bottling its own milk, p...
July 8, 2026
For Janet and Max Todd, history isn’t something confined to books or preserved behind glass. It’s something meant to be lived in, and when possible, b...
July 1, 2026