Benjamin Logan News Today

The Battle of Lower Blue Licks on August 19, 1782, resulted in the loss of almost half of a 182-man regiment composed of Kentucky militia. Some of the 64 killed

On Monday, April 14, 1924, the Russellville Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution was organized at Mrs. George F. Dasher’s home, with 25 charter

Logan County can rightfully boast that its the granddaddy of all southcentral Kentucky counties, and it may be the only county in the nation that celebrates a bank robbery as

Indian Lake’s boys basketball team has received the second seed for the Division III sectional tournament. The tournament brackets were released after draw

The generosity of the community and the way employees and corporate partners band together to support many local needs took the spotlight Tuesday morning at the

Karen Sorreles will hand over the reins of the Logan County Education Foundation beginning Feb. 1 to retired teacher Lois Stoll, who was recently selected as th

Riverside High School seniors have a new scholarship this year to help them fund their post high school education. The DeGraff County Fair Board has created

Bellefontaine’s boys basketball team could not keep pace with Urbana and standout Will Donahoe in the second half Friday night. The Chiefs trailed by five po

  Aindrea Wilder, left, from CrossCountry Mortgage visited the Benjamin Logan Elementary third-grade classrooms of Mrs. Hays and Mrs. Dixon’s third-gr

A well-balanced offensive output in the second quarter carried Indian Lake to a 63-45 victory Friday over North Union in a Central Buckeye Conference Mad River