News

Russellville PD to hire 5 officers

Originally published in the Times Daily.

The Russellville Police Department is getting some new employees.

Toyota partners with RCS

Originally published in the Franklin County Times.

Russellville City Schools Career and Technical Education Department has recently formed a partnership with Toyota that will benefit Automotive Technology Program students. Toyota donated four brand new engines to the program for students to work and learn on.

Mayor recognizes Cub Scout Day

Originally published in the Franklin County Times.

Russellville Mayor David Grissom presents a mayoral proclamation to Cub Scout Pack 39 declaring Jan. 29 Cub Scout Pack 39 Day in Russellville. The pack toured City Hall and heard from Fire Chief Joe Mansell, Police Chief Chris Hargett and Councilman Jamie Harris, as well Grissom.

Merry Christmas!

In the News: Russellville Council orders for downtown study

Originally published in the Times Daily.

William Nale said he loves to look at the work going on downtown, and think about how some old, dilapidated, empty buildings are being refurbished buildings and new businesses are popping up.

In the News: White honored at Foster Grandparent Banquet

Originally published in the Times Daily.

Corrine White was sitting at the table with friends, clapping for people being honored at the Foster Grandparents Program.

Suddenly, a look of surprise and shock came over her face when White heard her name called as the Foster Grandparent of the Year.

In the News: Celebrating 50 years of art in Russellville

Originally published in the Franklin County Times.

With the joy the Christmas holiday brings, people find many reasons to celebrate during this festive season. Some celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ; some celebrate the giving and receiving of gifts; and some celebrate the chance to spend time with family. The City of Russellville has found a new reason to celebrate this year: the 50th year of art in Russellville City Schools.

In the News: Russellville applies for grant

Originally published in the Times Daily.

The City Council approved applying for a grant to improve sidewalks in the downtown area during Monday’s council meeting.

The council authorized Mayor David Grissom to apply for the Transportation Alternative Program (TAP) grant.

In the News: City council approves ‘Spend $22’ resolution

Originally published in the Franklin Free Press.

Russellville mayor David Grissom plans to do some last-minute shopping on December 22, and he’ll do it right here in his hometown as part of the city of Russellville’s “Spend $22 in Russellville” Day.

In the News: Revitalization efforts encouraging to citizens

Originally published in the Times Daily.

Mayor David Grissom appears excited when he see’s everything that is happening downtown.

For years, economic development efforts stagnated as just a few open businesses were scattered among several vacant buildings. That’s not the case anymore.