Relive Thursday night's game between Russell County and Greenwood. 

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. 

Laker sports is always on LakerCountry 104.9 and online at lakercountry.com 

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.