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Russellville conducting free physicals
Free physicals for Russellville School District athletic and spirit groups will be given today and Wednesday.
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Restaurant granted alcohol permit for downtown Russellville location
Fat Daddy's Bar-B-Que has been granted a private club permit to sell alcohol at its new location at 104 North Denver Avenue in downtown Russellville.
We all get our start somewhere. Local craftsman Tyler Bittle, 23, of Russellville credits his start and success to family tradition.
Monday Night for the Master serves Russellville church, community
It's not Sunday, but a crowd has gathered at West Side Church of Christ. They have come to volunteer their time to serve people in need in the church, but also in the community - including the homeless.
Council to consider abandoning portions of some right of ways
A public hearing has been set concerning a proposal for the city to abandon a portion of 80 right of ways.
Police arrest woman with more than 200 pills
Russellville police found a woman in possession of more than 235 controlled substance prescription pills while sleeping on the concrete near the parking lot of a local grocer Friday morning.
19 from River Valley among Ozarks graduates
Nineteen students from the Arkansas River Valley were part of the 2013 senior class that graduated from University of the Ozarks on Saturday, May 11.
Referendum petition closer to vote
A referendum petition regarding a zoning ordinance that would allow construction of a Walmart Neighborhood Market is one step closer to appearing on a ballot.
Full steam ahead for Depot bazaar
Whether you're looking for some new kitchen wares, a good book to read or maybe that once-in-a-life time find, the 13th annual "Rummage 'Round the Rails" in downtown Russellville might just have a treasure for everyone this year.
Foreign exchange student embraces Southern culture
Sten Ritterfeld was recognized Monday evening as a Rotary foreign exchange student at the annual Russellville Celebration of Excellence ceremony at The Center for the Arts.
RHS seniors receive scholarships
Russellville High School seniors were presented with awards and scholarships Monday night totaling more than $400,000 for becoming quintessential models of academic excellence.
It was the middle of summer 2011, and we had seen several days in a row of temperatures in the mid-90s and almost no rain.
Big lottery jackpots available today and Wednesday
A couple of dollars and the right numbers could make you America's next millionaire as pots for the Arkansas Scholarship Lottery have reached enormous proportions this week.
Walmart referendum petition submitted
A table is set up recently at Cash Saver in Russellville seeking signatures for a petition on the zoning ordinance that would allow for the construction of a Walmart Neighborhood Market.
Gordon Wins Bass Fishing League Tournament on Greers Ferry Lake
Shawn Gordon of Russellville, Ark., weighed a five-bass limit totaling 12 pounds, 10 ounces Saturday to win the Bass Fishing League Arkie Division tournament on Greers Ferry Lake.
Aquatic center could cost $200,000 to run
Operating a proposed indoor aquatic center could cost Russellville taxpayers more than $200,000 annually, according to an estimated budget prepared for the city.
Student visits ATU campus for 1st time - on graduation day
Amy Teetzen of Greenwood was running out of time to realize her dream of earning a college degree.
New splash pad opens next week
The new splash pad at Russellville City Park will open Tuesday. The splash pad is scheduled to run from 9 a.m. until dark through September, possibly even into October if weather permits.
Murphy, Rothwells to enter Hall of Distinction Saturday
Jim Murphy of Russellville and Terry Tucker Rothwell and Ben Rothwell of Heber Springs will be inducted into the Arkansas Tech Hall of Distinction during a 10 a.m. commencement ceremony at John E. Tucker Coliseum in Russellville.
Data show medical-billing disparities across state
Data released by the federal government this week show the amounts hospitals charge Medicare for the same procedures widely vary state to state and even within cities.