Sean Hammond sits down with Russell County Sheriff Derek Poston to reflect on the one-year anniversary of Deputy Josh Phipps' passing in the line of duty. Sheriff Poston shares the emotional impact of the loss, the community's tribute through the dedication of Highway 127 in Deputy Phipps’ honor, and the ongoing grieving process. He also opens up about Josh’s legacy, his contributions to law enforcement, and the strength of the sheriff’s department and the community in moving forward.

Jeff Hoover welcomes Amber Hale from the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet’s District 8 office. They discuss progress on the U.S. 127 bridge project, upcoming road improvements, and how roundabouts and other safety measures could impact Russell County’s future.

Sean Hammond chats with Daryl Robertson from the Masonic Lodge about their upcoming community fish fry.

Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner Jonathan Shell joins the show to discuss Ag Week, a new initiative bringing agriculture into classrooms across the state and helping kids connect what they learn in school to the world around them.

Russell County vs Clay County from Friday, September 12th.

Sean Hammond chats with Brentley Goodin, his son Griffin, and Pastor Scott Proctor from the West 80 Church of God about their exciting Glow in the Dark for Jesus event. Celebrating its 8th year, this family-friendly event offers a unique church experience with blacklights, glow jewelry, face painting, pizza, door prizes, and an inspiring message for all ages.

Jeff Hoover welcomes Brenda Higginbotham to discuss her 25 years of volunteer service with the Russell County Hospital Auxiliary. Brenda shares how she got involved, the vital work the Auxiliary does to support patients and hospital staff, and details about upcoming fundraisers

Sean Hammond welcomes Dennis Price to talk about a special centennial celebration happening this Saturday at the historic Irvin Schoolhouse in Russell Springs. Dennis shares the fascinating history of the one-room schoolhouse, the incredible restoration efforts by the Bernard sisters, and details about the upcoming community event — featuring local vendors, live music, and a tribute to 100 years of local heritage.

Sean Hammond chats with Lindsey Westerfield, the Director of the Russell County Public Library, about the library's recent accomplishments and ongoing community programs. Lindsey shares exciting updates from the library’s 2024-2025 annual report, including impressive participation in the Dolly Parton Imagination Library, over 50,000 checkouts, and the library's growing number of community-driven programs.

Superintendent Michael Ford talks about the new school year, the need for a school psychologist, mental health support for students, and ongoing construction projects in the district.