In the course of just a few hours during a two-day stretch last week, one local police officer issued twice the number of citations to local motorists for texting-while-driving than had been given out total since the law took effect in Kentucky in 2011.
A planned Corbin quarter horse track has undergone a name change in recent days, and officials say a start to construction of facility has been delayed by a species of bat that apparently has its home in the wooded area off the Corbin Bypass where the track will be located.
Bike lanes painted onto three streets in downtown Corbin are just the first phase in a plan that will make a majority of the town’s main roadways more bike-friendly.
An area domestic abuse shelter celebrated the grand opening of its new facility near London last week, and it’s new location was made possible by the generosity of a local bank
The Williamsburg Independent School District made the largest improvement of any school district in the state while Corbin and Whitley County remained perched near the top, according to “report cards” recently released as part of Kentucky’s...
Official paperwork was signed last week making 23 acres adjacent to Corbin High School officially part of the school district, and it will be used to expand the school’s outdoor classroom.
One of the largest non-profit organizations in the U.S. celebrated its 30th anniversary last week, and one of its main distribution centers is located in Corbin.
A rally to support local, state and federal law enforcement personnel, along with all U.S. military branches, will be held this Sunday at Corbin City Hall.
