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Russell Springs barn burns last weekend
In March 5 Issue
A Saturday night fire on Bernard Ridge destroyed a barn and much of its
contents, according to Russell Springs Fire Chief H.M. Bottom.
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From my window ... by I. C. Toowell
In March 5 Issue
Here is an actual 'Letter to the Editor' from the February 5th edition of the Wichita Falls, Texas Times Record News...
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Hidden Agendas and Earmarks
In March 5 Issue
Today’s economic woes are continuing to play major havoc on our nation.
We all remain helpless as we watch our government throw money around
like it was a child’s monopoly game.
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WOLF CREEK NATIONAL FISH HATCHERY: Kentucky Questing Workshop a Success at
Always seeking out new ways to help visitors explore and learn more about the site, Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery served as organizer and host for a Kentucky Questing Workshop on February 24th and 25th, 2009. The event, a first of its kind for Kentucky, featured nationally known Quest designer and author Steven Glazer.
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WOLF CREEK NATIONAL FISH HATCHERY: Amanda Patrick Graduates from Pilot Certification Program for Nonformal Environmental Educators
After a year of work, including weekend workshop attendance, studying environmental literacy, learning debate protocol, exams and more, Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery Environmental Education/Outreach Specialist Amanda Patrick became a graduate of the 2008 Certification Program for Kentucky Nonformal Educators. Patrick was awarded her credentials as a Certified Environmental Educator (CEE) on Wednesday, March 4th, 2009 at a ceremony held in Lexington, Kentucky.
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Lakers lose in district title game, 57-41
ONLINE UPDATE-Feb. 27
The Russell County Lakers were defeated Friday night in the 16th district championship game by the host Cumberland County Panthers, 57-41.
The runner-up Lakers will still move on to the 4th region basketball tournament this week at Western Kentucky University's E.A. Diddle Arena and will face arguably the 4th region's best team in Warren Central on Saturday at 6:30 p.m.
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Thoughts from the Lower 40: A tick tock and you don't stop
In Feb. 28 Issue
Russell County News
I have finally realized my life is dictated by “time.”
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Cruisin': Lookin' for a place to cruise to?
In Feb. 28 Issue
Russell County News
The Classic car Season is just around the corner and Clubs and others
are always looking for a place to Cruise to and make a day of it.
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Debbie does Discourse
In Feb. 28 Issue
Russell County News
Our new president has been in office for little more than a month and
two words spring to my mind- accessibility and accountability.
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In My Opinion ... by Ron Phillips
In Feb. 28 Issue
Russell County News
A friend sent this story to me recently. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.
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Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery featured
From planning and hosting thousands of students each year for field trip visits, derbies and more to organizing town hall forums and other meetings, designed to inform stakeholders on the health benefits of getting kids outdoors, Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery is committed to connecting all visitors, especially children, with the natural world around them.
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WOLF CREEK NATIONAL FISH HATCHERY: Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery
As there continues to be a “disconnect” from the youth in today’s society, there is ever an increasing need on how best to get the word out on the Service and all of the great work at large. For Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery, Facebook has been a way to help bridge that gap!
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