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Why was St. Barbara martyred?
Why was St. Barbara martyred?
When she continued to proclaim her Christian faith, she was sentenced to die by the sword. Barbara went to her place of execution in cheerful ecstasy: with her enthusiasm for her true faith. Her last wish was that God through her experience help all those confronted with and unprepared for a sudden untimely death.
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What do you love or not love about Russellville?
I have lived in the Russellville area my entire adult life and have had positive feelings about this area. Living in allot of different parts of the country, I feel that Russellville is one of the better places to live. It’s relatively clean, the people are friendly (for the most part) and shopping options are good.
In recent years, I have read allot of very negative comments about Russellville. It seems that allot of people here have a very poor opinion of this city.
I wanted to use this post to explore the various feelings that you have about Russellville and what you love and what you hate about this city.
We asked the question and some of you already responded. So, what are people saying about Russellville? What do they love and what do they hate?
If you want to share you voice on this subject, leave your comment here.
What people have said they love about Russellville
Brent Appleton
I love how clean the town is, Lake Dardanelle, lots of places to eat, and people are nice and friendlier than many places.
Jesse Johnson
I love the town and its downtown area. However, it’s disappointing that local businesses and events lack support here, yet there are complaints about not having anything.
Cristy Ables
I love that it’s relatively safe, less expensive than many other places, has everything you need, and is within 3 hours of everything you could want. I also love that Dardanelle is next door and that’s where I call home ❤️. Oh, and the nature stuff is pretty cool too I guess.
Kerra Ferguson
I love how to community feels close knit. I don’t love how it mainly consists of factory work with little opportunities in career growth.
Chastity Smith
I love that this is my home and overall a good community. However, too many have stalled potential growth and opportunities. We need more entertainment for all ages, more higher wage opportunities for employment.
What people have said they don’t love about Russellville
Tina Louann
Needs to be wet… tired of driving for a drink … 🍸 😒
CA Douglas
Too many run red lights be careful. Crazy how they fight to keep alcohol and casinos out, but allowed marijuana dispensatories
Dakota Kirk
I don’t love that we need more things for teens to do! Most teens and young adults are on the internet so much because there’s not many things to do besides sit in the Walmart parking lot or go to a bar. We need more activities for the youth!
I love that usually people are very kind and helpful.
Les Bellow
We need restaurants on the West side of Town
Michael McCullah
I love the small town feeling in a community that is growing. I hate the small town politics in a community that is growing. This community seems to have been held back by the politics and never has achieved its full potential. When I first came to Russellville, Conway, Morrillton, Russellville, Clarksville and Ozark were approximately the same size. Look at them now.
Lori Jostmeyer
Love that there is a gorgeous lake and places to fish. Would like to see more activities for families available. Would also love another place to shop besides Walmart. A target or similar would be amazing!
Steph Carter
How many people I see texting while driving and almost causing wrecks! Some of us have babies in the car ☹️
Angel Richardson
The roads suck, the highway department has gotten really lazy the last few years. Our road used to be decent but now they suck. I do love the beauty of Russellville and the fact that they are really bringing downtown back to life a little bit.
Darren Steele
I don’t love the lack of support for local businesses. Seems to keep allowing and advocating for corporate spots, selling out land and infrastructure that could actually be used for a business that is going to get some cash going into the local economy. Instead everyone just seems to be fine with fast food joints and coffee places, and letting that money go to some corporate headquarters across the country. You can either complain about there being nothing to do besides eat fast food, or you can try to support and buy local. You can’t have it both ways, and unfortunately Russellville doesn’t realize that.
Lisa Kilpatrick Connerly
We need actual restaurants not junky fast food and more places to shop. The roads are in need of repair. More open minded City Council members to bring in more business and larger retailers. I like there is no traffic and the hometown feel.
Josh League
not love – no good fast food restaurants
Carey Borne
Not love that they won’t let any malls come in.
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TO MAKE RUSSELLVILLE A BETTER PLACE…
We are asking residents of Russellville to commit to the following. If you think of an additional item that would fit in with our existing list, please share your comments here.
To Being Kind To Others
I will always follow the golden rule. I will not belittle or degrade anybody for any reason. I will not allow political differences to affect the way I treat others. I understand that I do not have to agree everybody, but I will always treat others with kindness & respect.
To Keeping Russellville Clean
I will not litter. I will discard my own trash & trash anywhere I see it in a trash receptacle or recycle bin.
To Support Local Businesses!
Local businesses are the backbone of a local community and in order to support my community, I will look for local businesses I can support and shop.
To Support A Local Church or Charity!
I will be active in my community by supporting a local church or community organization of my choosing. If I find a need, I will do my best to help.
If you help with a local charity, then decide that it’s not for you, find another charity. Here’s a few options to consider.
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To Do More & Complain Less!
I will look for ways to fix the problems I see and do less to complain about them. If something needs to be done, I will find out what I can do. If I can’t fix a problem myself, I will work with others that are currently working on that problem.