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State Representative Josh Branscum joins Jeff Hoover on Community Conversation to preview the upcoming legislative session in Frankfort. They talk about the state budget, income tax cuts, childcare challenges, consumer data privacy, and other issues expected to shape the session, with a focus on how they impact Russell County and Kentucky families.
Dr. Rick Miles joins Jeff Hoover for a timely Community Conversation focused on cold and flu season in Russell County. They talk about why illness spreads more this time of year, the rise in flu hospitalizations, the value of vaccines, and simple steps like handwashing, sleep, and staying home when sick.
Library Director Lindsey Westerfield joins Jeff Hoover to talk about holiday break activities at the Russell County Public Library. They highlight free Christmas movie marathons for all ages, cozy drop-in events, and upcoming plans like the Library Café. A great conversation about giving the community a warm, welcoming place to relax and enjoy the season.
Jeff Hoover talks with Jeramy Coffey, Economic Development Director for the City of Russell Springs. They cover updates on the long-discussed Shogun restaurant project, why delays have happened, and what’s still moving forward. The conversation also touches on other potential restaurant interest, road projects and roundabouts on Highway 127, upcoming grants, and what really sells businesses on locating in Russell Springs.
Jeff Hoover sits down with Russell County Clerk Patti Glover to talk about what’s new at the clerk’s office. They cover the latest specialty and personalized license plates, how the ordering process works, and why some designs are especially popular. Patti also shares important reminders about voter registration deadlines, changing party affiliation, and key dates for anyone planning to run for office.
Christmas is all about coming home! Join the gang as we talk about it Whether you are lost or at odds, there's always a way home! Just like the prodigal son found freedom with his father, we can find peace in returning to God's love. Take a step towards Him today. #WayHome #UnconditionalLove
Jeff Hoover sits down with Kem Bell to talk about the 53rd year of the WJRS Food for Needy Drive. They cover how the drive works today, why the switch to food certificates happened, and how the Russell County community continues to step up to help families in need. Kem also shares how donations are used and how listeners can get involved as delivery day approaches.
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