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Minnie J. Peace McKiddy-Hinton

Minnie J. Peace McKiddy-Hinton, daughter of Henry Edd and Hattie Riggs-Peace of Siler, passed away on Tuesday morning, Jan. 31, 2017 at Kettering Medical Center in Dayton, OH. Minnie was retired from the Whitley County School system where she was employed as a secretary for...

Justin Badeau named to Forcht Bank Board of Directors

Forcht Bank CFO Justin Badeau has been named to the bank’s Board of Directors. Mr. Badeau has been with Forcht Bank since 2002, and became CFO in 2012. He is a graduate of Murray State University with a B.S. in Business Administration – Accounting. He was a member of Kentucky...

Kentucky Chamber praises Sen. Stivers on right-to-work legislation

To the editor: The Kentucky Chamber applauds Senate President Robert Stivers on his leadership to make right-to-work legislation a reality during the first week of the 2017 General Assembly, ensuring Kentucky is a state where businesses want to locate. The Chamber has long...

Knuckles’ article about opioid overdose drug is very good news

To the Editor: Trent Knuckle’s recent article, “Opioid overdose drug will soon be available without a prescription,” was a breath of fresh air. The state of Kentucky owes a debt of gratitude to Dr. Shawn Ryan of the University of Cincinnati Medical Center for providing access to...

Please Mr. Steely, let me broadcast

Last week in this space I commented on a 1935 football program that was found under a desk at Corbin High School and shown to me by Athletic Director Andrew Roark. One reader commented, “I sure wish it had been a 1936 program.” The reason for his comment was explained by Coach...

Appeals ruling shows scary way a grand jury can be led astray

Trent Knuckles is publisher of The News Journal. A few observations: • Our front-page story today about the case against Keith Edward Mason, and the recent decision by the Kentucky Court of Appeals to dismiss his indictment altogether, is must-read stuff. Read this story and more...

Jellico man arrested after high-speed chase through downtown Corbin Tuesday

A Jellico, Tennessee man is facing numerous criminal charges following a wild, drunken high-speed pursuit in downtown Corbin Tuesday night that ended in a collision that hospitalized a passenger in the vehicle he was driving. According to Corbin Police, 29-year-old Kelvin Hill...

Electronic Edition for 2-1-17

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Family unites in effort to prepare abandoned building and make wedding day dream come true

Mr. and Mrs. Zach Whelchel When most people think about rundown, abandoned buildings, they aren’t thinking about them as being great places to hold weddings and receptions. However, friends and family came together recently to help Sharayah Jung, of Corbin, and Zach Whelchel, of...

Family offers another collectible in raffle to help baby born with HLHS

Have you ever wanted to own your own classic vehicle – one you can drive around with the top down and enjoy the wind blowing through your hair? Well your chance to own one might come sooner than you think. Tommy and Dana Wilson, operators of Highland Park Drive-In...