Job fair set for Wednesday in Russellville - Times Daily

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RUSSELLVILLE — It can be difficult to get a job locally if you're not sure what you're qualified for or where to go to apply for employment.

Mitch Mays, executive director of the Franklin County Development Authority, said he hopes the job fair the authority is planning in conjunction with its second annual "Made in Franklin" event Wednesday will help some local residents find jobs.

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