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City's graffiti problem persistently growing
At least five minors 17-19 years of age were caught by Russellville police June 12 attempting to spray paint graffiti on top of the West Main Avenue 500 building.
Cody murder trial gets under way
Russellville resident Terry Morrow stood near the intersection in front of the Russellville Courthouse on Monday morning holding signs in support of Andrew James "A.J." Cody.
AR state rep. running for auditor next year
LITTLE ROCK, AR - Arkansas state Rep. Andrea Lea says she's seeking the Republican nomination for state auditor next year.
The downtown experience in Russellville is one of the best working environments for a retail business you can imagine.
If you go by the new Splash Pad at Russellville City Park and take a look around, you're likely to see trash and debris strewn about.
Littering - a growing problem in Russellville
Fishing poles, swimming trunks and baseball gloves. All of these things are synonymous with summer in the parks around Russellville.
Atkins selects 2nd bidder for school projects
The Atkins School Board awarded the second bidder for the pending repairs and renovations to areas of the Atkins School District schools on Friday.
Lillian Jane Boyce of Little Rock and Michael Shawn Ward of Booneville were married at 4 p.m. Saturday, June 1, 2013, at the home of the mother of the bride in Russellville.
The following person appeared during felony bond hearings Friday at the Pope County Detention Center.
July 4th fireworks planned in Russellville, Dardanelle
The drought and high risk of wildfires caused fireworks displays in both Dardanelle and Russellville to be canceled last summer.
Details thieves don't want you to read
During the first six months of 2013, law enforcement and banking institutions in the Arkansas River Valley have recorded numerous attempts made by criminals who steal identity information and money.
Arkansas Made gallery debuts tomorrow
A sampler stitched in 1828 by a young Cherokee girl at Dwight Mission, a Presbyterian school on the banks of the Arkansas in the early 1800s, will be just one of the fine objects on exhibit tomorrow as the Historic Arkansas Museum opens its new Arkansas Made Gallery .
Corps of Engineers: river waters still pose danger because of rain
Heavy rains have made the Arkansas River potentially dangerous for personal watercraft.
Observing Police Officer's Day
Law enforcement officers from throughout Pope County gathered at the Train Depot in Russellville on Thursday for a ceremony commemorating Police Officer's Day, where they remembered officers fallen in the line of duty.
Music Downtown at Sundown set for June 22
Main Street Russellville will present the first installment of the Music Downtown at Sundown summer concert series on June 22, 2013.
Russellville considers road overlays
Russellville's Public Works Department is considering a series of road overlays that will allow for the repair of old or damaged sections of roads in the city.
Atkins selects 2nd bidder for school projects
The Atkins School Board awarded the second bidder for the pending repairs and renovations to areas of the Atkins School District schools on Friday.
The drought and high risk of wildfires caused fireworks displays in both Dardanelle and Russellville to be canceled last summer.
Commission awards bids for highway projects in Pope, Yell and Johnson counties
The Arkansas State Highway Commission recently approved bids for improvements to roadways in Pope, Yell and Johnson counties in the Arkansas River Valley.