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2 months ago | 
franklincountytimes.com | Harleigh Borden |Bernie Delinski |Russ Corey
RUSSELVILLE – Jesse Warhurst believes competing in Tharptown High School’s Miss Wildcat pageant changed her life in a positive way. Warhurst said being selected Miss Wildcat 2023 helped her gain confidence and stage presence and opened up “endless opportunities” on and off the stage. “I got the chance to emcee the Miss Wildcat 2024 pageant during the year following my crowning,” Warhurst said. “This helped me get more comfortable speaking in front of a crowd.
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2 months ago | 
franklincountytimes.com | Russ Corey |Harleigh Borden
RUSSELLVILLE — A Rebuild Alabama grant will allow the city to use a relatively new method of resurfacing roads that will save money while extending th...
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2 months ago | 
franklincountytimes.com | María Camp |Russ Corey |Harleigh Borden |Brannon King
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RUSSELLVILLE — Nominations are open for the Franklin County Partnership Awards. The deadline is midnight tonight, Jan. 30. To nominate award candidates, visit franklincountychamber.org/franklin-county-partnership-banquet. This year’s awards banquet will take place at 6:30 p.m. March 13 at the A.W. Todd Centre.
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2 months ago | 
franklincountytimes.com | Harleigh Borden |Russ Corey |Brannon King |Bart Moss
The first annual accessible basketball game was played recently at the Bishop Center. About 90 people attended the nonprofit event. They welcomed 10 participants from various schools in the county, as well as cheerleaders from Red Bay High School who traveled to show their support of the Rockets. Banners hung throughout the gym, and each participant got a picture made. Spectators held signs as each player ran through the smoky spirit tunnel while having their name announced.
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2 months ago | 
franklincountytimes.com | Bart Moss |Russ Corey |Harleigh Borden
The Phil Campbell Bobcats secured the season series against the Belgreen Bulldogs with a hard-fought 42-30 victory in a low-scoring affair. The win marks Phil Campbell’s second victory over Belgreen in their three meetings this season. From the opening tip, it was clear that defense would be the story of the night. Both teams struggled to find consistent offensive rhythm, resulting in a tight first quarter. Phil Campbell held a slim 8-7 lead after the first eight minutes of play.
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2 months ago | 
franklincountytimes.com | Bart Moss |Russ Corey |Harleigh Borden
In a game of dramatic swings and momentum shifts, the Phil Campbell Bobcats rallied from a significant halftime deficit to defeat the Belgreen Bulldogs and secure the season series. The victory added another chapter to the rivalry with Phil Campbell having previously won in overtime at Belgreen earlier in the season, while Belgreen took the win in the Franklin County Tournament. The game began with Belgreen asserting its dominance.
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2 months ago | 
franklincountytimes.com | Brannon King |Russ Corey |Harleigh Borden |Bart Moss
The third annual basketball game between the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office and Russellville Police Department took place Saturday at Russellville’s Bishop Center. The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office earned a 78-60 win over the RPD in front of a big crowd of supporters. Lt. Clint Holcombe from the Franklin County Sheriff’s office played in this year’s game. “I enjoy the competitive aspect that both teams bring to the game,” he said.
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2 months ago | 
franklincountytimes.com | Russ Corey |Harleigh Borden
Before you know it, the deadline for filing taxes will be upon us. It can get here quicker than you realize, especially when you’re wrapped up in everything else going on in life, but it’s important not to forget. Don’t wait until the last minute to get the ball rolling and sort everything you need to get your taxes prepared in a timely and accurate manner. Go ahead and get those returns filed, and you will have a bit of worry lifted knowing it’s already finished.
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2 months ago | 
franklincountytimes.com | Bart Moss |Russ Corey |Harleigh Borden
Monday was Presidential Inauguration Day. I love watching the pomp and formality of the transfer of power. I love watching people who don’t particularly like each other have to bite their tongue, grin and bear it. It is very awkward but fun to watch …George W.
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2 months ago | 
franklincountytimes.com | Russ Corey |Harleigh Borden
GFWC Book Lovers Study Club’s January meeting took place at the Russellville First Methodist Church Ministry Center. Cindy Bailey, program chairman, introduced guest speaker Chelsea Lawson, business development director of the Cramer Children’s Center’s Florence office. Kim Bevis serves as executive director of Cramer Children’s Center.
