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Once again Cumberland Falls State Resort Park has made Kentucky Living’s Best in Kentucky winners list. For the second consecutive year, Cumberland Falls at Cumberland Falls State Resort Park has taken home the first place award in the best long weekend getaway category....

A Williamsburg police officer recently graduated from the Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training (DOCJT)’s basic training academy in Richmond. Daniel Lovitt was among the graduates, who received 800 hours of recruit-level instruction over 20 weeks. Major training areas...

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) District 11 Office advises motorists that a bridge replacement project in Whitley County is expected to start on Monday, Aug. 29, with the bridge closure lasting about two months. This Whitley County bridge project replaces the Powers...

With any luck, the Corbin city pool will be back open in time for next summer. During a special called meeting late Thursday afternoon, the Corbin City Commission awarded a $2,232,000 bid to repair the McBurney Center Pool Project to W. Principles LLC, which will serve as the...

Thanks to the Kentucky Board of Elections, Whitley County is getting back about one-third of its cost to purchase new voting equipment earlier this year. The Board of Elections announced Aug. 16 that it had voted to allocate $630,000 to 11 counties for upgrading voting equipment...

If you had planned to go to the Whitley County Health Department in Williamsburg on Thursday, Friday or Saturday of this week in order to talk in-person with a Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) about damage you suffered during the July 31 flash flooding or other flooding...

Whether you loved him or hated him – and there were certainly a few people who did one or the other – you didn’t have to spend much time around former Whitley County Judge-Executive and Jailer Jerry Taylor to figure out why the guy kept getting elected so much in his life. He was...

Those affected by the July 31 flash flooding in Whitley County or other flooding events across eastern Kentucky, who want to talk to a Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) official in-person, can go to the Whitley County Health Department on Thursday, Aug. 25, through...

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