Brady Petree

RUSSELLVILLE — Almost nine months after being convicted of manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide, Brandy Dowdy will finally learn how long she will serve in prison.

RUSSELLVILLE — As Flag Day (June 14) approaches, officials are encouraging residents with dilapidated U.S. flags to dispose of them safely and properly.

RUSSELLVILLE — District 1 residents in Franklin County will have a new commissioner in November after Curtis Baker defeated incumbent Grayson Murray in the Republican runoff.

SHEFFIELD — Helen Keller and Red Bay hospitals will soon be under new leadership after Jeremy Gray was named the new president of both health care facilities.

RUSSELLVILLE – Deputies with the Franklin County Sheriff's Office are investigating after a two-year-old child who went missing earlier on Thursday was found dead in a swimming pool.

Hartman launched his 21st homer of the season to pace the Emperors’ offense.

RUSSELLVILLE—For most people, the opportunity to meet their favorite musician is one that will most likely never come. However, 11-yearold Keifer Bonds has not only met his favorite artist, Russellville’s own Austin Bohannon, but has also developed a special relationship both on and off the stage.

RUSSELLVILLE — When organizers landed country music star Tracy Byrd as the headline performer for the 45th annual Franklin County Watermelon Festival, they weren't just booking entertainment — they were betting on a proven draw to help push the event's economic impact past last year's $9 million mark.

RUSSELLVILLE — When organizers landed country music star Tracy Byrd as the headline performer for the 45th annual Franklin County Watermelon Festival, they weren’t just booking entertainment — they were betting on a proven draw to help push the event’s economic impact past last year's $9 million mark.  Byrd, known for hits like “Watermelon Crawl” — a fitting choice for the festival’s namesake — was expected to be a major draw...

RUSSELLVILLE — Franklin County and Russellville City voters will head to the polls Nov. 3 to decide whether to renew a 10-mill ad valorem tax that has funded local schools