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Thirty-six-year-old Anthony Cima, of Gray, had almost given up on finding gainful employment following his drug arrest in 2008.

A University of the Cumberlands student had to undergo facial reconstruction surgery following a fight on campus Friday afternoon that sent two other men to jail on charges of assault and robbery.

The Whitley County Sheriff’s Department arrested a registered sex offender Monday for allegedly sexually abusing a girl.
Deputy Jonas Saunders charged Arnold Lindquist, 73, of 220 Kenny Bug Road, Williamsburg, with first-degree sexual abuse.

A Tennessee-based brick company has purchased Pennington Block Company in Corbin and will be producing products at the facility beginning next spring.

Homeless women in Williamsburg will now have to find someplace besides the town's homeless shelter, Emergency Christian Ministries, to stay.

Two Corbin businesses have been ordered to either pay for their annual city business license or close.