Laker Country 104.9: Recent Episodes
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Junior members of the Laker Baseball team come on to talk about the upcoming state tournament.
Former Kentucky basketball player and member of the 2012 National Championship team, Twany Beckham, joins the morning show to talk about the former Kentucky players participating in the upcoming TBT Tournament.
Seniors from the RCHS Laker Baseball team come on to talk about their upcoming game in the state tournament.
Mary Jay calls in to talk about her upcoming performance in between the rodeo at the Russell County Jaycees Fair.
Jeff talks with guests about the Catch a Rainbow Kids Fishing Derby and the rodeo coming up at the Russell County Jaycee Fair.
Russell County vs Warren East in the Championship Round of the 4th Region Baseball Tournament.
Russell County vs Greenwood in the semifinals of the 4th Region Baseball Tournament from Tuesday, May 28th.
Tony talks with several folk in the community about the Memorial Day Holiday weekend and events happening all summer long.
County Clerk Patty Glover talks about the upcoming Primary Election. Candidate for Commonwealth Attorney Matthew Leveridge stops by as well.
The sons of the iconic Statler Brothers are in concert in Hodgenville this weekend. Wil Reid from the group joins us to talk more about the concert.
Jeff and Tony talk all things gardening. Reva Carnes with Reva's Greenhouse and Brenda Hadley from Anna's Gardens stop by.
Skills USA is hosting a car show this Saturday at the Lake Cumberland Regional College and Workforce Center. Marcus Perkins, Automotive Instructor at the schools talks more about the show.
Zac Oakes conducts a sit-down interview with Jackie Grider, Director of Safety for Russell County Schools, regarding the award he received from the Kentucky Association of School Resource Officers.
Jeff and Tony talk about the late HM Bottom receiving a National Honor, and Kevin Williams joins the show.
Organizers for this weekend's fundraiser come by to promote the event and the Senior Citizens Center.
The Russell County Rescue Squad is hosting a benefit car wash this Saturday, April 27th. Chris Money and Michael "Toe Joe" Bray stop by to talk more about the event.
Jeff and Tony talk with kids about an upcoming performance at The Star Theater and talk to a married couple about an organ donation.
Jeff and Tony have a number of topics on today's show. Amber Hale stops by to give an update on road work in Russell County, Dr. Larson with UK talks about bug season in Kentucky, and the guys discuss vehicles owned by local governments.
Brad Russell with the Russell County Jaycees invites everyone to come out the demolition derby coming up on this Saturday.
Stephens Pipe and Steel Laker Baseball Game of the Week. Russell County vs Wayne County from Monday, March 25th.
Laker Baseball Coach David Rexroat joins the show to talk about the baseball season so far. Then, new Laker Football Coach Steven French introduces himself to the community.
Students with the RCHS Robotics team stop by to talk about the program, upcoming competitions, and how they got involved.
Russell County Jaycee Glen Whitis stops by to talk about a car and tractor show happening this Saturday at the Russell County Fairgrounds. All proceeds go to Russell County 4-H.
Hannah England and Heather Tuel stop by to talk about the Faculty Feud Basketball game happening this Friday at the Russell County High School. All proceeds go to Russell County Special Olympics.
Jeff and Tony talk about a program through the Workforce Development to help individuals in the criminal justice system gain employment and other resources.
Teresa Ellis and seniors from the Laker Cheer team stop by to promote an alumni event, national competition and more.
Due to technical issues, most of the first half was cut off from the game
Lakers vs Mercer County from Friday, January 26th.
Russell County girl/boy doubleheader against Cumberland County from Monday, January 22nd.
Laura Godby with Liberty Baptist Church talks about three services coming up involving the annual Living Christmas Tree.
Russell Springs City Clerk Chris Ramsey comes in to talk about the Russell Springs Christmas Parade and how that went, and other upcoming events.
Brianne Hadley talks about the Journey to the Manger Program this weekend at the Lights at the Park in Russell Springs.
Marisa Ramsey along with a couple folks with busuinesses on the square in Jamestown promote this Friday's Christmas on the Square.
Russell Springs Mayor Eddie Thomas talks about the upcoming Russell Springs Christmas Parade, Christmas Lights in the Park, and more.
Russell County Chamber of Commerce President Lindsey Wilson Gosser promotes the upcoming Shop at Home Campaign.
Tony talks with Terry and Teddy Wade. Their Uncle Henry Wade was killed in action during WORLD WAR II and his remains have recently been identified.
Jared Roy stops by to talk about a roadblock fundraiser happening today (Friday, November 10th) to raise money for Shriners.
Samuel Gosser comes by to talk about the Russell County Jaycees Toys for Tots Radio Auction.
Jeff and Tony talk with new Laker Basketball Coach Brandon Cooper and Lady Laker Coach Brett Blankenship about the upcoming season.
Folks from Mini-Indy Go Carts stop by to promote the second annual mini-golf tournament for cancer research.
Jamestown Mayor Regena Hinton promotes the upcoming Trunk-or-Treat event on the square, a pumpkin carving contest, and other events happening in Jamestown.
Crystal Cox with United Way of South-Central Kentucky and Russell County Hospital CEO Scott Thompson promote a Health and Resource Fair this Friday, October 27th at Russell Springs First Bapitst Church.
Jason Davidson stops by to give us more details on the annual reverse trick-or-treat, where the Y-Club goes to different communities to collect canned good and non-perishable food items.
Instructors from the Lake Cumberland Regional College and Workforce Center stop by to give more information and to invite everyone out to a car show happening Saturday, October 21st at the center.
Russell Springs Mayor Eddie Thomas talks about the numerous events happening in the City of Russell Springs.
Crystal Cox with United Way of South-Central Kentucky and Russell County Hospital CEO Scott Thompson stop by to talk about their partnership for the upcoming health and recourse fair on Friday, October 27th from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Russell Springs First Baptist Church.
Jamestown Mayor Regena Hinton stops by to talk about several upcoming events happening in the city.
Jamestown Elementary Principal Diane Blankenship stops by to talk about events happening at the school. Mrs. Blankenship also has a request for the community.
The Russell Recovery Rally is this Saturday, September 30th at the Russell Springs City Park.
Russell County Chamber of Commerce President Lindsey Wilson Gosser stops by to promote the annual golf scramble.
Coach Ford along with players and staff recap the Casey County game and look forward to Homecoming against Lincoln County.
Kristina Burton with the Russell County Public Library stops by to talk about the Halloween Costume Drive that is currently taking place at the Library.
Pastor Scott Proctor and Brently Goodin talk about the Glow in the Dark for Jesus event at West 80 Church of God.
Katie Garner and Mandy Weston stop by to promote some events from the Lake Cumberland Area Development District.
Russell County Hospital CEO Scott Thompson promotes the return of the Russell County Hospitals Health Fair.
Samuel Gosser stops by to promote the upcoming Fresh of the Farm Truck and Tractor Pull
Pastor Josh Owens stops by to talk about "Worship in the Park" which is happening on Saturday, August 26th from 5:00 to 8:00 at the Russell Springs City Park.
Ginger Wilson, Antle, who is the new owner of snaps which is located in the former tanners restaurant building on the Square in Jamestown. Also, former Jamestown mayor, Brooks Bates, will join the discussion to talk about Tanners restaurant in the early and what it was like growing up around the Square in Jamestown.
Zac Oakes and Tony Kerr talk with Jonathan Smith about the new athletic complex at RCHS. Josh Bennett joins the program to talk about the 10U Baseball team.
Scott Thompson and Lois Moore from Russell County Hospital stop by to talk about the annual Community Screenings and the return of the Health Fair.
The Russell County 10U Baseball team won the Cal Ripken 10-year-old State Championship on Sunday.
Geraldine Johnson and Brother Rick Neff talk about the ARC Pregnancy Center, and the Fish Fry Fundraiser on Friday, June 2nd.
Russell County vs Warren East in First Round of the 4th Region Tournament from Monday, May 22nd
Bill Carroll with the Russell County Honor Guard stops by to talk about the road block the honor guard will have at the 127/80 intersection taking up donations for the local group.
Russell County Lady Laker Softball vs Clinton County in the 1st round of the 16th District Tournament from Wednesday, May 17th.
RCHS Baseball Coach David Rexroat stops by to talk about Youth League night, the current baseball season, and much more.
Jeff and Tony discuss the SpongeBob Musical with representatives from the Star Theater. Dr. Rick Miles also appears on the show to talk about his recent award and over 40 years of service in Russell County.
Kristina Burton, Zach Grider, and Joe Edmonds stop by to talk about the musical, and what folks can expect at the showing.
Former Chief Meteorologist at WBKO and now Outreach Manager for the Kentucky Mesonet, Shane Holinde joins the show to talk about the various services ofered by the Mesonet.
Tony Kerr is joined by the Aaron Brothers from Aaron Outdoors. Derek, Brett, and Blake Aaron join the show to talk about Aaron Outdoors and the upcoming turkey season in Kentucky.
The owners of the local Key Twin Cinema stop by to talk about free movies on Friday's during the month of April and May.
Reva Carnes of Reva’s Greenhouse and Brenda Hadley with Anna’s Garden were special guests on All Things Russell as they discussed springtime gardening.
Russell County Hospital CEO Scott Thompson and Dr. Guy Lerner talk about the Harm Reduction Clinic.
On the first episode of the RCHS Current Events Podcast, the class discuss their favorite chicken restaurants
Derek and Tony talk with Lucas Whittle, new Dentist in Russell County about his new practice. Later on, Patti Lamb with Bank of Jamestown and Lesa McDonald with First National Bank stop by to talk about scams.
Kevin Shearer joins the show to talk about an upcoming event to kick off the baseball season. Later on, Sean Hammond joins the show to talk about the severe weather threat.
Jason Davidson with the local Y-Club at the Middle School talks about a one-day shoe drive happening Friday.
Samuel Gosser stops by to talk about a benefit happening this weekend for the Barger Family.
County Judge-Executive Randy Marcum joins the show. Marcum stops by to talk about the Occupational Tax increase, the proposed time change for Russell County, and much more.
Russell County Lady Lakers and Lakers take on Cumberland County in the first round of the 16th District Tournament.
Jeff and Tony talk with Megan Gullett at the Russell County Extension Office about upcoming programs. Tyler Flatt and Zach Grider from The Star Theater talk about some upcoming productions.
John Goch, Owner of The Pizza Man in Russell Springs stops by to promote specials for this Sunday's game.
Scott Ellis, Ministry Leader for Celebrate Recovery stops by to talk about the program and invites folks to join the program.
Derek and Tony are joined by a local business owner who has an exciting announcement about a new business venture coming to Russell County.
Tony and Derek talk to a couple of school board members as part of school board appreciation month, and later on Coach Lucas Ford talks about realignment for the Laker football program.
Kevin Willams stops by the studio to announce the date for his next "Kevin's Kids" Concert here in Russell County.
Jeff and Tony talk with Megan Gullett, Agent for Family and Consumer Sciences with the Russell County Extension Office about her new role at the local extension office.
Russell County Emergency Management Director Ashley Coffey joins the show to talk about the impending winter storm. Coffey lists available shelters in the community for those without adequate heating and provides tips for dealing the cold and traveling.
John Goch, Owner and Operator of The Pizza Man stops by to talk about his restaurant opening in Russell Springs.
Christie Wethington and Chris Coffey stop by to talk about the 5K run and how it came about. If you would like to register, text S5897 to 49514.
Russell Springs Mayor Eddie Thomas and Chris Ramsey joins the show to talk about the upcoming Christmas Parade and other holiday related festivities. Lisa Clark stops by to talk about a free Thanksgiving Dinner coming up for the holiday, and Samuel Gosser with the Russell County Jaycees comes in to promote the Russell County Jaycees Toys for Tots Radio Auction.
Russell Springs Mayor Eddie Thomas and Chris Ramsey stop by to preview the upcoming Christmas Parade, talk about the lights at Russell Springs City Park, and a 5K.
Russell County Chamber of Commerce President Marisa Ramsey stops by the talk about the upcoming Shop at Home Campaign.
Tom Ellis with the Russell Springs Masonic Lodge stops by to talk about the breakfast this Saturday and a drawing for folks that come out the event.
Kem Bell and Brother Rick Neff stop by to talk about the WJRS Food for the Needy Drive. If you would like to donate to the drive, call Kem at 270-585-1080, come by the WJRS studio in Middletown, or call the studio at 270-343-4444.
Russell Springs Mayor Eddie Thomas and City Clerk Chris Ramsey stop by on the morning show to talk about the recent Halloween on Main Street and the upcoming Christmas Parade and Christmas lights.
Russell County Jaycee Samuel Gosser talks about the upcoming Russell County Jaycees Toys for Tots Radio Auction and how you can get involved.
Derek Aaron and Tony Kerr talk today with the Candidates for Jamestown Mayor, Regena Hinton and Richard Bennett.
Russell County vs LaRue County (final football game of the season) on Friday, October 29th.
Jeff and Tony talk with Randy Marcum and Brent West, candidates for Russell County Judge Executive.
It's a Meet the Candidates edition of All Things Russell. This week, Matthew Leveridge and Sara Beth Gregory, Candidates for Circuit Judge join the show.
Jason Davidson, with the Russell County Middle School Y-Club talk about a reverse trick-or-treat event happening on Friday, October 28th.
Russell County Chamber of Commerce President, Marisa Ramsey stops by to give us details on the annual banquet held at Lake Cumberland State Resort Park.
Chris Ramsey and Russell Springs Mayor Eddie Thomas stop by to talk about Trunk or Treat on Main Street in Russell Springs, news on the Christmas Parade, and the Christmas lights that will be displayed in Russell Springs City Park during the holiday season.
Jeff Hoover and Derek Aaron talk with Ambulance Director Robert Baugh about the service and a new fee being charged for the Ambulance Service to be at certain events.
Jeff and Tony talk with County Clerk Patty Glover about the upcoming Election and discuss the Ambulance service charging a fee to be present at events.
Derek Aaron and Tony Kerr are live from the Creelsboro Country Store to preview this Saturday's Creelsboro Festival and talk about the history of the town.
Brently Goodin, Director of Community Outreach for West 80 Church of God to talk about the event at the church.
Dawson Haydon, 2022 graduate of Russell County High School joins the morning show to talk about his song "Nothing Good", what got him into music, and what the future holds.
Kristina Daffron and Amy Roy stop by the studio to give more information on the Costume Drive and give information on how to donate.
Jeff and Tony talk to Terry Stephens, President and CEO of Stephens Pipe and Steel. Stephens goes over the history of the company, and the growth the company over the years.
Russell County Jaycees Samuel Gosser and Glen Whitis stop by to promote the upcoming Fresh off the Farm Pull happening on September 24th.
Relive all the exciting action from Friday's Laker football season debut against Adair County.
Shirley Roberson Daulton with the Lake Cumberland District Health Department sits down to talk about the recent surge in COVID-19 cases and new guidelines released from the Centers for Disease Control.
Russell County School Resource Officer Jackie Grider joins the show to go over school safety, and some new guidelines implemented this year at the local school district.
Derek Aaron and Tony Kerr sit down with Russell County Schools Superintendent Michael Ford to discuss the upcoming first day of school.
Jana Shell stops by to give more information on the upcoming Commonwealth Coders classes.
Laker Baseball Head Coach David Rexroat talks about a fundraiser hosted by the Laker Baseball Alumni. The fundraiser is a Burger lunch happening on Wednesday, August 10th from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at French Valley Farms across from Minit Mart in Jamestown. All proceeds will go to flood victims in eastern Kentucky.
Jeff and Tony talk with State Representative Josh Branscum. Branscum discusses the recent laws that went into effect from this year's Legislative Session.
Aaron Poynter, Russell County Youth League Football Coordinator stops by to talk about signups for youth league football and how the community can help get involved with the program.
Jonathan Oakes with the Russell County Extension Office stops by to notify seniors of a new voucher system for the Farmer's Market.
Derek Aaron and Zac Oakes talk with the senior members of the KHSAA Baseball State Runner-up Russell County Laker Baseball team.
Jeff and Tony talk about memories at the Russell County Jaycees Fair, preview Saturday's Catch a Rainbow Fishing Derby, and talk about the WHAS Crusade for Children fundraiser.
Russell County Jaycee Dustin Adkins stops by to preview the Russell County Jaycee's Fair.
Russell County Jaycee Glen Whitis stops by to talk about some of the events he will be in charge of at the Fair.
Derek and Tony talk with the coaching staff for the Russell County Laker Baseball team. The baseball team are 4th Region Champions and headed to State next Thursday.
Russell County vs Barren County in the first round of the 4th Region Baseball Tournament.
Jeff and Tony talk with Jeff Recker about the first annual Lake, Rattle, and Roll event happening Saturday. Russell County High School Athletic Director Michael Carpenter joins the show to talk about some new athletic facilities coming soon.
Lady Lakers vs Metcalfe County in the first round of the 16th District Softball Tournament.
Russell Springs City Officials stop by to talk about a new "Reach Alert" system and about some ABC Checkpoints.
Jeff Recker, one of the organizers of Lake, Rattle, and Roll stopped by the WJRS Studios to talk about the event.
April is Donate Life Month across the United States. Derek Aaron and Tony Kerr talk with the family of an organ donor and the recipient of one of those organs donated.
Jennifer Bennett with the Lake Cumberland Children's Advocacy Center stopped by the WJRS Studios to preview a Pulled Pork Plate Fundraiser happening today for the local center.
Kevin Williams stopped by the WJRS Studios earlier this week. Williams provided an update on the planning for his Kevin's Kids Concert, which will take place on Saturday, May 14th at Russell Springs First Baptist Church. This will be the first concert since 2019 due to the pandemic. The proceeds from this concert go into a fund to help with the local Family Resource and Youth Service Centers for student's needs.
The Somerset Community College Russell Center is holding an Open House Tuesday, April 19th from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Regina Haugen, Director of the Russell and Casey Center talks about the open house.
Lindsey Westerfield, Amy Roy, and Gordon Lester stop by to talk about a Story Stroll at the Russell County Public Library. The event is Tuesday, April 19th from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m.
Bucky Walters, Pastor at Jamestown Christian Church stops by to talk about some of the Easter plans the church has beginning Friday.
Derek Aaron and Tony Kerr covered a range of topics this morning. New Russell County High School Football Coach, Lucas Ford joined the program this morning. Coach Ford talked about spring ball and his transition to Russell County. Then, Dr. Jonathan Larson with the University of Kentucky talks about stink bugs and other pests. Finally, Superintendent Michael Ford joins the show to talk about a new policy to stop the use of vaping products in the school district.
Read Across Russell County is Tuesday, March 29th from 4:00 to 6:00 at the Russell County Public Library.
On All Things Russell today, we have a wide variety, a smorgasbord of topics. Tony and Jeff discuss high gas prices…. naming of streets…. snow accumulation coming, are we ready…. what’s going on at Lake Cumberland State Park…local business expanding…how money donated during our Radiothon for Mayfield Graves County Tornado relief is being used and helping…and our partnership with the Russell County Library for NCAA basketball tournament and $500 giveaway.
Derek Aaron and Tony Kerr talk today about National FFA Week. Several guests join the program to talk about FFA in Russell County.
Chris Taylor and Richard Bennett, Assistant Coaches on the Russell County Laker Baseball Team stop by to talk about their roles in the program. Richard and Chris give an update on some former Laker players now in the college ranks and talk about the always popular Youth League Program.
Russell County Lakers vs Clinton County in the first round of the 16th District Tournament.
Zac and Derek talk about upcoming 16th District Tournaments, the new RCHS and RCMS Softball coaches, and a possible new KHSAA transfer rule. New Laker Football Coach Lucas Ford also joins the show.
Assistant Baseball Coach, Rob Clark, stops by the WJRS Studios this morning. Clark previews the upcoming baseball season, talks about the Middle School State Championship Team, and gives an update on Youth League Signups.
Russell County School Resource Officer, Jackie Grider, stops by on SRO Appreciation Day to talk about what School Resource Officers do for kids in the school system.
Zac and Derek talk about all the latest happenings in Laker Sports with a new football coach, a softball coaching vacancy, basketball district tournaments, bowling, swimming, and more. RCHS AD Michael Carpenter also joins the show.
Jeff and Tony talk today about the history of the Bank of Jamestown. Bank of Jamestown is the oldest financial institution in Russell County.
Aaron Poynter, with Cumberland Workforce Development stops by to talk about KARES.us, a web app designed to help folks in the community connect with local resources.
Associate Pastor at Russell Springs United Methodist Church, Dennis Price stops by to talk about the return of Celebrate Recovery. The first meeting will happen on Thursday, February 10th.
Jeff and Tony return today and have a variety of guests and topics. Michael Carpenter kicks things off talking about RCHS athletics and the next Head Football Coach for the Lakers. Kim Taylor, Manager for the new Russell Springs KFC stops by to talk about the first few days of the new restaurant. Amber Hale, Public Information Officer for the Transportation Cabinet in Somerset talks about the recent road work at Wolf Creek Dam and 127. Regena Hinton, Mayor of Jamestown wraps things up as she talks about her first month in office.
Meghan Gilmore with Job Corps stops by to give more information about what is offered from the program.
Zac and Derek talk about Russell County's win over Clinton County, a week full of doubleheaders coming up, and Monroe County joining the 16th District. RCMS Basketball Coach Eric Bennett also joins the show.
Derek Aaron and Zac Oakes host this week's edition of All Things Russell. The Russell County Fiscal Court voted to give county employee a one-time bonus during Monday's Fiscal Court meeting. The decision led the many in the community asking questions about the issue. Zac and Derek talk with Russell County Fiscal Court Treasurer, Kim Fenske. Fenske details how the funds from the Federal Government are allocated.
Coach Glenda Prater and the captains of the Laker Swim Team join the show, and Zac and Derek talk about Laker and Lady Laker Basketball.
Russell County Emergency Management Director Ashley Coffey joins Sean to talk about the winter storm that impacted Russell County on Friday, and she has an update on the warming center that is opened in the county.
Emergency Management Director Ashley Coffey joins the morning show to give some safety tips for the impending winter storm. Coffey also gives an update on temporary warming centers.
Shane joins Sean Hammond to talk about the setup leading to the Bowling Green tornadoes and the entire severe weather outbreak in south-central Kentucky
Jeff and Tony talk about a tragedy that shook Russell County more than two decades ago and how that has now led to a story of hope, faith, and forgiveness.
Christian Naylor, Pastor of Russell Springs First Baptist Church stops by to talk about the drive-thru nativity at his church on Saturday and Sunday. The times will be from 5:00 until 8:00 p.m.
Dennis Price, Associate Pastor at Russell Springs United Methodist Church talks about a movie night for Celebrate Recovery and gives more information about the program.
Russell County Rescue Squad Commander Rick Godbey stops by to talk about the Rescue Squad teaming with Bargain Box Variety to get toys to children affected by the weekend tornadoes.
Russell Springs Mayor Eddie Thomas along with Jamestown Mayor Nick Shearer stop by to talk about the City of Jamestown and Russell Springs efforts to collect items for tornado victims in Taylor County and Graves County.
Jeff Hoover joins the morning show to give details on the "Laker Country 104.9 Cares Radiothon" happening this Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Jeff and Tony talk with new owners of the Key Twin Cinema and about a partnership between Somerset Community College and Western Kentucky University.
Lady Laker Basketball Coach Brett Blankenship joins the show to talk about the start to the basketball season.
Pastor Casey Baker and Jane Ann Coffey stop by to talk about the Living Christmas Tree at Liberty Baptist Church. Jane shares a really amazing story about her father being the person that built the Living Christmas Tree over 30 years ago.
Laker Sports Talk returns after a week break following Thanksgiving with RCHS alum and Lindsey Wilson College golfer Chase Carpenter joining the show, plus a roundup of Laker Sports News.
Kem Bell and Pastor Rick Neff stops by to talk about the annual WJRS Food for the Needy Drive.
Associate Pastor Dennis Price with Russell Springs United Methodist Church talks about the Night of Hope at the church this Thursday, December 2nd.
Marisa Ramsey and Lindsey Westerfield join Sean on the morning show to give more information about this Friday's Christmas on the Square in Jamestown event.
Jeff and Tony talk about the Russell County Jaycees Toys for Tots Radio Auction, the WJRS Food for the Needy Drive, and they preview the Russell Springs Christmas Parade happening Saturday, November 27th.
Episode 11 features Russell County High School Athletic Director Michael Carpenter joining the show to talk about possible realignment, the upcoming basketball season, and much more. We also recap the week in Laker Sports and name this week's LST Athlete of the Week.
Russell County Rescue Squad Commander Rick Godbey stops by to talk about the return of the always popular Rook Tournament that the Russell County Rescue Squad hosts.
Episode 10 of Laker Sports Talk features football coach Ryan Richardson talking about his decision to step down as Laker Football Coach, along with a look at sports in Russell County.
CEO of Russell County Hospital Patrick Branco stops by to talk about the newest vaccine mandate for healthcare workers.
Russell Springs Mayor Eddie Thomas and Christopher Ramsey join Sean Hammond on Mornings in Midtown to talk about the return of the always parade Christmas Parade in downtown Russell Springs.
Jeff and Tony go over the history of Duo County Telephone now known as Duo Broadband. Guests including former employees join the program to talk about their experience working for the company.
Coach Ryan Richardson previews Friday night's playoff game against Allen County-Scottsville.
Greg Lundy joins the show to talk about Russell County Laker Basketball, his first high school head coaching job, and more. We also highlight middle school basketball, band, football, and swim and dive.
Russell County Sheriff Derek Polston stopped by to talk about the Facebook Auction the Sheriff's Department is having Friday and Saturday, November 5th and 6th.
Rhonda Redmon with the Russell County Chamber of Commerce stops by to promote the Chamber Banquet happening Thursday, October 28th. Lance Burton, Master Magician is the featured entertainment.
Zac talks with Laker Head Football Coach Ryan Richardson as the Lakers prepare for the regular season finale against Larue County. Zac also announces the Laker Sports Talk Laker Athlete of the week.
Paula Mann and Brittany Haste stop by to talk about Respiratory Care week and what is has been like working in the profession during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Brittany Emerson from Clearfork Baptist Church joins Mornings in Midtown to talk about a free yard sale at Clearfork Baptist Church. Items will given away this Saturday at the church from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
CEO of Russell County Hospital Patrick Branco stops by to update the status of COVID-19 at the Russell County Hospital. Branco also discusses the COVID-19 booster.
Jason Davidson, teacher at the Russell County Middle School and with Y-Club stops by to talk about a "reverse" trick-or-treat to take up canned goods here in Russell County.
Tom Ellis with the Russell Springs Masonic Lodge stops by to talk about a blanket drive the lodge is participating in to help out the homeless population in the community.
We're back with Episode 7 of Laker Sports Talk, discussing volleyball with Lady Laker Head Coach Faith Womack and several members of the Lady Laker Volleyball team. We also catch up on the latest with middle school basketball, football, and other Laker sports.
John Gotch, Owner of the Pizza Man restaurant stops by to promote a Halloween Party happening at the restaurant.
Samuel Gosser with the Russell County Jaycees talks about the Fresh off the Farm Truck and Tractor Pull happening this weekend.
Lou Ann Flanagan joins the morning show to share a hilarious story about H.M. Bottom releasing parakeets at the Russell County Jaycees Fair.
Russell County Judge-Executive Gary Robertson and others who have worked close with H.M. Bottom pay tribute.
We're back with Episode Six of Laker Sports Talk, discussing basketball with Lady Laker Head Coach Brett Blankenship, middle school basketball, upcoming district tournaments, and all the latest in Laker Athletics, plus a roundup of college football in the bluegrass.
Russell County Jaycee Glen Whitis stops by to talk about the upcoming Convoy for Kids fundraiser. The fundraiser is on Saturday, October 23rd will all proceeds going to the Toys for Tots.
Russell Springs Mayor Eddie Thomas stops by to announce the return of Trunk or Treat on Main Street in Russell Springs.
Russell County Laker Soccer Assistant Coach Ramie Hutchison joins the show to talk about Russell County Soccer winning the 16th District Championship and the future of Russell County Laker Soccer. Zac and Sean talk about the latest in college football, give some upset picks, and the worst college football game of the season this week.
Joel DeVisser, Writer and Producer for the film "Gamechanger" joins us to talk about the movie and invites everyone to the free showing tonight and tomorrow.
Jeff and Tony go over the history of First National Bank in Russell Springs. Charlene Harris and Ronald Hopper join the show to give some stories and share information relating to the history of the bank
Coach Richardson talks with Tony Kerr ahead of the Lakers matchup with Franklin-Simpson.
We're talking golf on Laker Sports Talk this week as girls golf coach Melinda Wright and golfer McKenzie Trautman join the show, as well as boys coach Charlie Anderson. Zac and Sean also talk about the weekend of college football, and we reveal this week's Laker Sports Talk Athlete of the Week.
Teresa Murray stops by to talk about the Hope for the Homeless Group and give more information on the upcoming sleep-out.
Listen back to the Russell County vs Warren-Central football game from Friday, September 24th.
Jeff and Tony talk with Dr. Richard Perkins about the Creelsboro festival this weekend and they go over a little history about Creelsboro.
Laker Sports Talk is back with Episode 3 as Regan Helm and Bryce Bailey join the show, and Zac and Sean talk about the latest in college football in the bluegrass. Plus, the LST Athlete of the Week is announced, and we talk about the latest in the Laker Sports World.
The Lakers played in their first district game of the season on Friday, September 17th.
Jeff and Tony talk with Janette Marson, Director of Tourism in Russell County about the summer tourism in the county.
The Laker football team is back on the road Friday for the first district game of the season. Lakers take on Warren East at 7:00 p.m.
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear came on the show to talk about the Special Session that concluded last week and his thoughts on the legislation passed in response to the pandemic. The Governor also gives more details on how dire the situation is for Kentucky hospitals and those who are not vaccinated.
Sherri Coffey, with the Amen Sisters stops by to talk about the worship service taking place this Saturday on the Billy Grider Stage on Main Street in Russell Springs.
Laker Sports Talk is back with Episode 2 as Faith Womack and Michael Carpenter join the show. Zac and Sean also talk about the weekend of college football and the LST Athlete of the Week is revealed.
Russell County Jaycee Samuel Gosser stops by to talk about the Fresh off the Farm Truck and Tractor Pull. The pull is happening on Saturday, October 23rd at the Fairgrounds.
The Laker Football team got their first win of the season on Friday, September 10th at Casey County. Lakers are back on the road Friday, September 17th at Warren East.
Jamestown Mayor Nick Shearer stops by to talk about the City bringing Movies in Beck Park back after a year off due to the pandemic.
Coach Richardson talks about the recent layoff due to COVID-19 and previews Friday's matchup against Casey County.
In the first episode of Laker Sports Talk, Zac talks about the latest in Laker Sports, Ryan Richardson joins the show, Zac and Sean talk about the opening of college football and the first LST Athlete of the Week is revealed.
Jeff and Tony talk with Dr. Larson with UK to discuss cicadas and the impact they have had this year. Then, Kentucky Senator Max Wise joins the show to talk about the possible Special Session of the Kentucky Legislature.
Masonic Lodge Member Tom Ellis talks about the gun raffle the Russell Springs Masonic Lodge is doing to help raise funds for some of their community projects.
Superintendent Michael Ford stops by to talk about the difficult decision to switch Russell County Schools to an all virtual format the rest of the week.
Jeff and Tony go over a variety of topics today. Jack Hudson joins the show first to talk about acquiring the Jamestown Café with his partner, Phillip Gaskins. Judy Withers, Chief Nursing Officer with the Russell County Hospital joins the program to talk about the situation at the hospital in regards to COVID-19. WJRS News Director Zac Oakes stops by to talk about an interview he had with leadership at the Russell County Hospital in regards to COVID-19. James Gray with the Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery talks about changes made recently in light of the surge in COVID-19 cases.
Russell County Ag Extension Agent Jonathan Oakes stops by to give everyone tips on how to treat an infestation of fall armyworms on land.
The Star Theater Presents "Bright Star" beginning this Friday. Lindsey Wilson Gosser stops by with more information about the musical.
The first annual South Central Kentucky Sheriff's Charity Ride is this Saturday. Russell County Sheriff Derek Polston has more details...
The Russell County Honor Guard is holding a Flag March and free concert, this Saturday beginning at 4:30 p.m. Honor Guard Commander Frank Irvin stops by to give more details on the event.
Kentucky Education Commissioner Jason Glass joins the program to discuss dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic in Kentucky schools and other issues. Tony and Jeff then preview tonight's Russell County Adair County football game.
The 2021 Laker Football season kicks off on Friday, August the 20th. Coach Richardson talks about the offseason and the Lakers opponent on Friday, Adair County.
The Lake Cumberland Bluegrass Festival returns this Friday. Moochie Hart stops by the WJRS studios to talk more about this year's lineup.
Today on All Things Russell, Jeff and Tony talk with Russell County Schools Superintendent Michael Ford about the mask mandate for Kentucky schools and what parents should expect. Russell Springs Police Chief Tim Pierce then joins the show to talk about his recent experience with COVID-19.
Russell Springs First Baptist Church will be hosting its first annual car show this Saturday, August 14th. Everything is slated to get underway around 11:00 am with the cars and there will be food vendors on location. At 1:30 p.m. first responders from across the county will stop by to show off their vehicles for the kids. Christian Naylor, Youth Pastor at Russell Springs First Baptist stops by the studios to talk more about the event.
The Russell County Rescue Squad has received a grant to purchase equipment for swift water rescue. Squad Commander Rick Godbey stops by to give more details about the grant.
Shanna Tarter, new Principal of Russell County High School joins the program. Tarter talks about her background leading up to becoming Principal, and her goals for the job the local high school.
The 12U All Star softball team is two wins away from qualifying for the Little League World Series. Coach Reggie Roy joins the morning show once again to talk about the game and previews tonight's matchup against Indiana.
The Russell County 12U softball team won its first game on Sunday in the Super Regionals. The team is back in action Monday morning against Nebraska at 9:00 a.m. Coach Reggie Roy calls into the morning show to talk about the win Sunday.
Tony Kerr talks today with Regina Haugen and the President of Somerset Community College, Dr. Casey Castle discuss how Somerset Community College will utilize the new Lake Cumberland Regional College and Workforce Center and what the college is offering. Next, Superintendent Michal Ford joins the show to discuss the upcoming school year.
The Russell County 12U softball team won the state championship on Friday night. The team now heads to Super Regionals this Sunday in Indiana. Coaches and members of the team stop by the thank the community for support and promotes a couple of fundraisers this week.
Barbara Sharpe, with the Russell County Business and Profession Women's Organization stops by to tell folks to come out the annual vendors fair on Saturday from 9-2 at the Russell County ANC.
RCHS Athletic Director Michael Carpenter and members of the Russell County 12U Softball team stop by to talk about their upcoming state tournament in Grayson, Kentucky. A car wash will be at Fivestar on Thursday, July 8th from 9:00 am to 1:00 p.m. taking up donations for the trip.
Jamestown Mayor Nick Shearer stops by to talk about the success of the 2021 Lakefest. Shearer also gives his appreciation to the hard work of so many to help make this year's celebration possible.
Jeff and Tony are live from the Jamestown Square to talk about Lakefest. They talk about the history of the celebration with all sorts of guests.
Russell County High School Football Coach Ryan Richardson stops by to talk about sign-ups for youth league football.
Members of The Driving Eyes stop by to talk about their upcoming performance at Lakefest and perform an all time favorite on the morning show. The Driving Eyes take the stage at 6:00 p.m. Saturday.
Christian Naylor, Youth Pastor for Russell Springs First Baptist Church comes on the morning show to talk about the 4th of July Celebration happening at the church on Sunday, July 4th. The event gets underway at 6:30 p.m. with free food, inflatables, and fireworks.
Today, Jeff and Tony talk with Russell Springs Mayor Eddie Thomas and Russell Springs City Park Pool Manager Hollie Miller. Mayor Thomas discusses projects happening in Russell Springs and Miller gives information on activities at the city pool.
Russell County Hospital CEO Patrick Branco stops by to discuss the relaxing of most restrictions at Russell County Hospital and plans for the Health Fair.
Russell Springs United Methodist Church is having a free outdoor movie night on Friday, June 18th. Sherri Coffey comes by to give more information on the event and invites everyone to come on out.
Performers participating in the Carol Burnett Variety Show join the morning show to talk about the specific performances and when folks can come watch.
Today, Jeff and Tony are live from the Russell County Jaycees Fair to talk about the history of the Russell County Fair. Guests include Larry Holt, Lou Ann Flanagan and more.
Sean Hammond talks with Sara Simmons who will be preforming at the Russell County Jaycees Fair Thursday, June 10th beginning at 7:00 p.m.
All Things Russell covers the first round of the 4th region baseball tournament as Coach David Rexroat talks with Jeff and Tony about the season and the coming post-season. Jeff and Tony then shift gears and talk with Dustin Adkins with the Russell County Jaycees about the upcoming fair.
Russell County Jaycees Dustin Adkins and Brad Russell talk about this year's Russell County Jaycees Fair and the work that goes into planning the annual event.
Tom Ellis with the Russell Springs Masonic Lodge talks about a fundraiser the Russell Springs Masonic Lodge is doing at the Russell County Jaycee's Fair.
Jeff and Tony talk with Larry Holt about Horse Racing and the Russell County Jaycees Fair.
Jeric Devore, one of the Pastors at Russell Springs First Baptist Church discusses the Church at Indian Hills, a Ministry of Russell Springs First Baptist.
Russell County Jaycee, Samuel Gosser joins the morning show to discuss the truck and tractor pull Monday, June 7th at 7:00 pm.
Dr. Stephanie Jones, with Jamestown Healthcare answers common questions on the COVID-19 vaccines and clears up some common misconceptions on the vaccine.
Jeff and Tony talk with Tony Sloan and David Cross on the history of the Rowena Community.
Hospice of Lake Cumberland's Euretha Godby and Jamestown First Baptist Church Pastor Scott Russell join Sean Hammond to discuss a support group starting on Monday, May 24th at 5:00 pm. The support group will be for people who lost someone due to COVID-19. The group will be at Jamestown First Baptist Church.
The Russell County Honor Guard will be setup this Friday, May 14th from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm at the intersection of 127/80 in Russell Springs. Please come out and help support the local honor guard. The Russell County Honor Guard is also looking to add new members to the group. For more information, call Billy Carroll at 270-585-0943.
Lindsey Westerfield, Director for the Russell County Public Library talks with Sean about the Dolly Parton Imagination Library and how kids here in the community can sign-up.
Josh Branscum, State Representative joins the show today to talk about the recent Legislative Session.
Nick Armstrong, member with the Lake Cumberland Breakaway Project gives details on an upcoming benefit ride to take place on May 15th.
Dr. Barrett Bernard joins us on the morning show to talk about his horse, Obseso, who will be running in the Kentucky Derby this Saturday at Churchill Downs in Louisville.
Listen back to the Lady Laker Softball Game of the Week. Russell County takes on Metcalfe County on Tuesday. April 27th.
Jeff and Tony talk with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet on driver licensing services being moved to regional offices. All Things Russell also talks with RCHS Assistant Principal Anthony Darnell on graduation and prom.
Jamestown Mayor Nick Shearer announces John Anderson as the entertainment for Lakefest 2021.
Listen back to the Russell County vs Clinton County baseball game from Thursday, April 22nd.
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear talked with Sean Hammond about the current state of the COVID-19 pandemic in Kentucky, and encouraged everyone to get vaccinated.
Zach Grider with the Lake Cumberland Swim Association gives information on how you can sign up and what Lakewood Country Club is doing to help more for folks sign up.
The Bassmasters Fishing Tournament is once again coming to Russell County on April 30th. Stephen Hill, with the Russell County Chamber of Commerce give details on the tournament.
Sandy Johnston, Regional Manager with Metro Industrial Services talks with Sean Hammond about the new staffing agency coming to Russell County. If you are looking for a job, call 855-715-5627.
Jeff and Tony broadcast from the Lake Cumberland Regional College and Workforce Center to discuss the upcoming completion of the building.
Director of the SCC Russell and Casey Center, Regina Haugen joined the morning show on Tuesday. Regina discussed the drive-thru open house at all SCC campuses coming up on Thursday, April 15th from 3:00 to 7:00 p.m.
The Russell Springs Masonic Lodge is holding a breakfast fundraiser to help raise money to pay for batting cages for Russell County Little League. Tom Ellis joins the morning show to discuss the fundraiser.
Today, Jeff and Tony talk about the devastating F4 tornado that struck Russell County back in April of 1971.
The Lady Laker Softball team won its first game of the season against Marion County on Tuesday night.
CEO of Russel County Hospital Patrick Branco was on the morning show Tuesday. Branco discusses COVID-19 vaccines and how you can get yourself on the list to receive one.
Jeff and Tony talk with Commonwealth Attorney Matthew Leveridge and Russell County Attorney Kevin Shearer on this edition of All Things Russell.
Listen back to what would be the final game of the season for the Lady Laker basketball team.
Today, Jeff and Tony discuss a wide variety of topics from littering to the Jaycee's Fair.
The Lady Lakers clinched their 12th consecutive appearance to the 4th Region tournament Tuesday with a win over Cumberland County.
The Laker boys basketball season came to an end with a loss in the opening round of the 16th District Tournament on Monday night. Listen back to the final game of the season for the Lakers. Congratulations to Coach Bill Carson and all the players on another good season.
Today's edition of All Things Russell is a conversation with Jeff, Tony, and Byron Crawford. Byron has traveled all over the state and shares a lot of stories.
Today's edition of All Things Russell talks about a murder in 1908 that led to a mob taking the suspected murder from prison and hanging him.
CEO of Russel County Hospital Patrick Branco talks about Russell County Hospital being the first hospital in Kentucky to receive the Johnson and Johnson vaccine.
Reel Java and Creamery is hosting a Murder Mystery Night through the month of March. Heather and Elizabeth give more insight and talk about where the idea came from.
Jeff and Tony discuss last week's program and talk with Superintendent Michael Ford about COVID-19 vaccinations and getting back to in-person learning.
Terry Russell, Public Works Director for the City of Russell Springs talks about the water line repairs happening on 127 across from the Russell County Middle School and what folks in and around that area can expect in terms of water outages and a massive Boil Water Advisory that has been issued.
Today, Jeff and Tony talk about a mystery surrounding a former Jamestown business that was recently demolished by the city.
Russell County Emergency Management Director HM Bottom talks about the Emergency Services activated throughout the county in anticipation of the ice storm and what folks should do in the event their power goes out.
On today's edition of All Things Russell Jeff Hoover is joined by WJRS News Director Zac Oakes who reveals the winners of the 2021 Best of Russell County Awards.
Amber Hale with the KYTC District 8 in Somerset was on the morning show to talk about the department's plans in the event that ice does get onto the roadways
Joy Bullock with South Kentucky RECC was on the morning show Wednesday morning. Bullock talked about procedures in place in the event of power outages, and offered customers tips on how to report those outages and how to track them...
Russell County Emergency Management Director HM Bottom was on the morning show this morning to discuss plans that are in place as a winter storm could impact the region later today and into the early morning hours of Thursday...
Today's edition of All Things Russell is a special one as we pay tribute to Larry "Flash" Wilson who passed away recently. Jeff Hoover, Tony Kerr, Charlie Anderson, David Rexroat, and Ryan Richardson share some stories and memories about Flash.
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Go back and listen to the Lady Lakers vs Green County game from January 16th. Audio Archives is brought to you by Lakewoods Appliance and Furniture.
On today's edition of All Things Russell Jeff and Tony talk about COVID-19 vaccinations in the Lake Cumberland Area and the rollout plan. Congressman James Comer joins the show to discuss the domestic terrorists that stormed that Capitol in Washington DC last week.
Russell County Hospital CEO Patrick Branco joins Sean on the morning show to talk about COVID-19 vaccine distribution, how long does the vaccine offer immunity for, and dispels some rumors going around in the community about the vaccine and vaccine distribution.
Listen back to the Russell County Lakers Boys vs Barren County game from Monday, January 11th.
Listen back to the Russell County Lady Lakers vs Barren County game from Monday, January 11th.
Pastor Rick Neff stopped by the WJRS Studios to discuss the need for donations for the local ARC Pregnancy and Support Center. Donations made during the month of January will be matched, for more information call 270-566-0979 or 270-585-3438.
Relive the first basketball game of the season as the Russell County Lady Lakers and Lakers were at home against Campbellsville. We want to give a huge thank you to Lakewood's Appliance and Furniture for being our sponsor of the audio archives on LakerCountry 104.9.
As the WJRS Food Drive is winding down, Brother Rick Neff and Food Drive Coordinator Kem Bell stop by to talk with Sean on the morning show about how donations are going and provide more information on the delivery date for the food certificates.
Russell County Hospital CEO Patrick Branco joins Sean on the morning show to talk about the COVID-19 pandemic and the impact it has had on the local healthcare facility, and when the first batches of the COVID-19 vaccine could arrive here in Russell County.
Jeff and Tony talk today with local businesswoman Leslie Popplewell about a virtual Shop at Home she is hosting. Later on in the program some local business owners come on to talk about their businesses and when they will be on the virtual shop at home. Coach Ryan Richardson also comes on the air to talk about the Laker Discount Cards.
Jeff and Tony are back on the air this week for All Things Russell. First they talk with Calvin Kerr from the Russell County Jaycees about the recent Toys for Tots Radio Auction. Kem Bell, Coordinator of the WJRS Food for the Needy Drive joins the program to talk about the history of the drive and how it looks differently this year. Finally, Lindsey Wilson Gosser, local businesswoman talks about the importance of shopping local and gives information on the Russell County Chamber of Commerce Shop at Home Campaign.
Calvin Kerr with the Russell County Jaycees joins Sean Hammond on the morning show to discuss the annual radio auction and previews some of the items up for grabs...
Governor Andy Beshear joins Sean Hammond to talk about the current state of COVID-19 in Kentucky.
Unfortunately this is the final game of the season as Russell County fell to Warren East in the first round of the playoffs Friday night. Congratulations to Russell County on a fantastic season and good luck to all the seniors.
Jeff and Tony talk with Superintendent Michael Ford about COVID-19 and the effect it is having on the school district, Athletic Director Michael Carpenter about the KHSAA delaying the start of winter sports, and finally Jeff and Tony talk with Matt Cole about REAL I.D. and the regional centers across Kentucky.
The annual Russell County Chamber of Commerce "Shop at Home" campaign gets underway on Monday, November 23rd. Chamber President Nick Shearer talks about the campaign and encourages folks to visit local businesses.
Brother Rick Neff and Kem Bell stopped by the morning show to talk about this year's WJRS Food for the Needy Drive.
Jeff and Tony spotlight Veteran's Day which is coming up next week and talk with some local veterans and about the Doughboy monument in Jamestown.
Today's edition of All Things Russell is a special one. Tony and Jeff are joined with author, storyteller, and Russell County Native Roberta Simpson Brown.
Jeff Hoover previews All Things Russell for Friday, October 29th. A Russell County native who is also an author will be on show to tell some scary short stories.
On today's edition of All Things Russell, Jeff and Tony interview the two candidates for school board, Gerald Murray and the challenger James Gray.
On today's edition of All Things Russell, Jeff and Tony along with special co-host Terry Wariner, talk with Russell County's own Steve Wariner. Tune in to All Things Russell each Friday morning at 8:00 am on LakerCountry 104.9.
Due to COVID-19 the Russell County Rescue Squad is unable to host their big fundraisers that help with expenses for the squad. Rick Godbey, Commander of the Russell County Rescue Squad talked with Sean Hammond on the morning show about what the squad does and how you can donate...
Today's edition of All Things Russell covers wide range of topics. Jeff and Tony talk to Sean Crabtree with the Lake Cumberland District Health Department on COVID-19, Tyler McGowan with the City of Jamestown on the happenings downtown, Matt Gosser on a ministry to help build beds for less fortunate families in the county, and finally Superintendent Michael Ford for an update on school reopening.
Teresa Murray and Connie Foster discuss the homeless sleepout happening this Friday. For more information check out the groups Facebook page "Hope for the Homeless".
Relive Friday nights victory for the Russell County Laker Football team over Franklin Simpson. Lakers now 4-0 on the season.
On today's edition of All Things Russell, Jeff and Tony talk with Director of the Russell County Library, Lindsey Westerfield. Westerfield discusses programs offered at the library, and Jeff and Tony go over some old newspaper articles.
Russell Springs Mayor Eddie Thomas and Jamestown Mayor Nick Shearer discuss plans for Trunk-or-Treat in the Cities of Jamestown and Russell Springs.
Superintendent of Russell County Schools Michael Ford joins Jeff and Tony to discuss the current reopening plan for Russell County Schools.
The Caretaker Riding Club is sponsoring a fundraiser for the Russell County Rescue Squad this weekend. Squad Commander Rick Godbey provides additional details of the event...
On today's edition of All Things Russell, Jeff and Tony talk about the 1953 football team at Russell County High School. This was the first team at RCHS although they did not play a single game. Jeff and Tony talk with former players from the 53 team and the 1969 football team which was the first to actually play games.
Russell County Chamber of Commerce President Nick Shearer talks about the annual Chamber Golf Scramble taking place Thursday at Lakewood Country Club...
Russell County High School Athletic Director Michael Carpenter gives Laker Football fans information about COVID-19 restrictions.
Wayne Belcher with the Kentucky Horseshoe Pitching Association is our guest this morning to discuss the state championships being held in Russell County this weekend,
CEO of TJ Sampson Neil Thornbury discusses the opening of the new clinic on 127 in Russell Springs.
Jamestown Mayor Nick Shearer discusses the beginning of the water project in Jamestown.
On today's edition of All Things Russell, Jeff and Tony talk with Chris Godbey and Chris Bell of Russell County High School about virtual learning and how that has gone so far. Mayor Nick Shearer stops by to talk about what is going on in Jamestown, and finally our News Director Zac Oaks joins the program to talk about his decision to join the Laker Country 104.9 staff and his plans for the future of LakerCountry.com.
Russell County Library Director Lindsey Westerfield discusses what the local library is doing to help kids around the area with virtual learning.
Superintendent Michael Ford discusses the start of school virtually on Wednesday for Russell County Schools.
All Things Russell with Jeff Hoover and Tony Kerr every Friday morning at 8:00 on Laker Country 104.9
Russell County Schools Food Service Director Keith Emerson discusses the meal plan as Russell County Schools will start the school year virtually.
On today's program Jeff and Tony talk about a variety of topics including the light removal in Russell Springs, the water situation in Jamestown, and the recent Russell County Jaycees Fair.
President of Lindsey Wilson College, Dr. Bill Luckey talks about the upcoming school year at LWC and precautions the administrators are taking.
Lt. Governor Coleman talks about the need to follow safety guidelines during the 127 yard sale.
Here's the full audio of Joe Michael Irvin with Russell County Dispatch as he enters retirement.
Samuel Gosser gives listeners details on the Truck and Tractor Pull taking place this evening.
Today's program features Roger Blankenship, who is retiring after 55 years of barbering on the square in Jamestown.
Jonathan Oakes stopped by the WJRS Studios to give listeners more information on the CAIP applications for local farmers.