Laker Country 104.9

Sean Hammond catches up with longtime Russell County Jaycee Samuel Gosser to talk about this weekend’s Fall Demolition Derby at the fairgrounds. They chat about what’s new this year — including the headlight class — and what it takes to get the arena ready behind the scenes. Gates open at 10 a.m. with the Derby kicking off at 4 p.m. on Saturday.

Jeff welcomes Lindsey Westerfield from the Russell County Public Library to share fall break activities for kids and families, details on the library’s upcoming expansion project, and much more.

Jeff Hoover opens the phone lines to hear local thoughts on the federal government shutdown. Callers share concerns about healthcare, federal funding, and the political gridlock in Washington, while reflecting on how shutdowns affect everyday life in Russell County.

Sean Hammond is joined by Ramie Hutchison to talk all things movies, community, and Halloween spirit! Ramie shares exciting news from Key Twin Cinema, including free weekend showings of Halloween classics

Jeff Hoover sits down with County Clerk Patty Glover to talk about extended office hours, upcoming county elections, ATV licensing, and changes to voting precincts. Glover also shares updates on boundary issues in Russell Springs and confirms her plans to run for reelection.

Sean Hammond sits down with Susan Melton from the Russell County Judge Executive’s Office to chat about the exciting upcoming events celebrating the county’s 200th anniversary. From a scenic cruise on Lake Cumberland to a high-stakes Battle of the Bands and a family-friendly Fall Festival

Jeff Hoover talks with Jeramy Coffey, Economic Development Director for Russell Springs, about business interest in the city, updates on Shogun and Lee’s Famous Recipe, new projects like the Bankers Field of Dreams, and efforts to address community infrastructure needs.

Russell County vs Green County from Friday, September 26th.

Jeff talks with Jason Woodcock of the Russell County Laker Band Boosters about the annual homecoming pork chop dinner. They discuss the tradition behind the event, how it supports the Laker Band, and the teamwork that goes into making it happen.

Jeff talks with Circuit Clerk and Laker football announcer Tony Kerr. They discuss the monthly Russell County blood drive, the urgent need for donations, and what’s ahead for the Laker football team as they head into homecoming. They also touch on possible changes to Kentucky’s driver’s license system.