Com-Care Inc., Logan Countya s ambulance provider, is utilizing the Auburn fire departmenta s substation at the end of town to park a on-call ambulance 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Now that the city of Adairville has taken ownership of the Auburn Hosiery Mill facility there, the mayor and council will be keeping a close eye on just how much of a drain the building is on the city's funds.

The city of Adairville had first reading on a new animal ordinance, which has been in the works for nearly two years.

Kentucky's drunk driving laws are not strict enough, says a Logan County mother whose 9-month-old child was killed in a terrible fiery crash in 1992 by a drunk driver on U.S. Highway 431.

Response from the community in regards to increasing the capacity of the landfill in Logan County hasna t been as fruitful as the county expected.

Potential candidates seeking political office on the 2010 ballot can begin filing next week in the Logan County Clerka TMs Office a ' or in some cases the Office of the Secretary of State.

D&L photo/PAM CASSADY Jake Landreth had his hands full while trying to make a decision about housing costs at the Reality Store Wednesday with classmates Preston Burchett and Nichole Powell.

The city of Adairville had a pair of special-called meetings last week for the purpose of raising its taxes.

Two Adairville men were indicted Friday by a Logan County Grand Jury for a crime that occurred over a year ago in the city of Adairville involving a 25-year-old Macaw bird.

An Adairville woman is going back to court Aug. 27 to face charges of Assault and Wanton Endangerment for the shooting of Nicolas Islas, 18, of Springfield, Tenn.

The high demand for methamphetamine is causing quite a bit of trouble at the Schochoh Crop Service outside of Adairville.

An Adairville woman is going back to court Aug. 27 to face charges of Assault and Wanton Endangerment for the shooting of Nicolas Islas, 18, of Springfield, Tenn.

It's unfortunate when one minor problem overshadows something that is overall a very positive thing for a community.

Adairville police chief Steve Hadden wants to get out the word that drugs are a big problem - " even in a small town like Adairville.

Adairville's square will hopefully be hopping Saturday night with plenty of motorcycles and classic cars.