Olivia Snelson is a journalist based in Russellville, Arkansas. She writes for the Russellville News and her work has also appeared in the Log Cabin Democrat. Olivia covers a range of local news topics, including community events, school district updates, legal cases, and human interest stories.
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By: Olivia Snelson
Main Street Russellville's Fall Festival is returning next month, offering a full day of activities, food and entertainment. Highlights of this year's event include the return of the chili cook-off, a car show organized by the American Legion and the Kids Festival, which features carnival-style games and prizes.
By: Olivia Snelson
The Pope County Senior Wellness and Activity Center is gearing up for its annual Burgerfest fundraiser this Friday, an event that has become a long-standing tradition over the past 17 years.
By: Olivia Snelson
An inmate at the Pope County Detention Center is facing additional charges after allegedly assaulting two correctional officers while being placed on suicide watch.
By: Olivia Snelson
The River Valley Arts Center, in collaboration with Arkansas Tech University, has announced they will be hosting a presentation and seminar titled "Building for Eternity: The Pyramids and Beyond" on ATU's campus next month.
By: Olivia Snelson
Main Street Russellville is getting ready to host a pre-race party for the cyclists who will be participating in the Arkansas High Country (ArHC) Race next month.
By: Olivia Snelson
The Pope County Senior Wellness and Activity Center held its annual Burgerfest fundraiser last Friday, raising $15,000 to support programs and activities for seniors at the center.
By: Olivia Snelson
A Pope County woman charged with aggravated assault, criminal trespassing and endangering the welfare of a minor appeared in felony bond hearings Monday morning before District Judge Clayton McCall in the Pope County Detention Center.
By: Olivia Snelson
River Valley Food 4 Kids (RVF4K) is celebrating a decade of service to the local community with their annual Foodstock fundraiser this Saturday.
By: Olivia Snelson
Retired Major Jock Davis, a beloved resident of Russellville, is celebrating a remarkable milestone this month as he turns 100 years old on Oct. 12.
By: Olivia Snelson
A pretrial hearing will take place next week in Pope County for a man facing multiple drug-related charges, including trafficking a controlled substance, specifically fentanyl.
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