Corbin Tourism officials pledged $15,000 to help support this year's NIBROC Festival, with a promise of more to come if it is needed in the future.
The legal battle between the City of Corbin and the Philadelphia-based firm that formerly managed the city's 5,000-seat arena has finally reached a conclusion after city officials agreed to a $65,000 settlement with the company Monday.
The latest round of legal wrangling between the city of Corbin and the Knox County Fiscal Court over occupational taxes has gone Knox County's way, but Corbin leaders vowed this week they will appeal the decision in the near future.
One of the principal organizers behind a downtown Corbin park dedicated to Kentucky Fried Chicken Founder Colonel Harland Sanders defended recent fundraising efforts by the non-profit group behind the park amid concerns, voiced by some members of the Corbin Tourism and...
Over 500 people gathered Saturday to celebrate the 100th anniversary of one of Corbin’s most venerable corporate citizens.
Whayne Supply Company held its centennial celebration at its Corbin branch with a daylong party open to employees, retirees, dignitaries...
Motorist in downtown Corbin should expect some significant delays until around mid June due to a $1.3 million road construction project — the completion of repaving on Kentucky Ave. and Main Street that began last fall.
County road crews worked diligently last week and into this week to deal with a pair of mudslides the spilled across local roadways, trapping residents in for a short time who live on one local rural roadway.
The Kentucky Attorney General has ruled that Whitley County's Jailer recently ran afoul of state open records laws in responding to a request for information from the Sheriff regarding "alleged wrongdoing or injuries to inmates."
A $1.3 million project to improve the two main roadways in downtown Corbin is set to begin May 20, and local officials say it is some of the most significant work being done to downtown streets in years.
