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Putting for a pay day: During halftime of each game of the 2024 boys and girls 13th Region championship tournaments, Forcht Bank presented “Roll for the Dough,” which gave lucky contestants from each participating school district a chance to win cash by putting a ball through a...

Baptist Health Corbin partnered with Kentucky Cancer Program, Kentucky Cancer Link and Cinema Social for  Movie Night: Education on Colon Cancer Prevention last Thursday. The hospital had an inflatable colon set up in the lobby of theater before Dr. Jahan Miremami delivered a...

Being a member of the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, the Southern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce or any chamber of commerce has a number of benefits. “There is nothing like the connections and the networking and the relationships that you will build through your chamber, your local...

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A McCreary County couple is suing a Corbin man, who struck them in 2022 while he was driving under the influence, according to the lawsuit. Eric Vanover and his wife, Misty Vanover, of the Honey Bee community in McCreary County, filed a lawsuit on Jan. 18, 2024, in Whitley...

A Williamsburg woman, who was allegedly shot by her estranged husband in July and left permanently disabled, is now suing not only the man who shot her, but also his parents who reside on the property where the shooting allegedly took place, according to court documents.

Prosecutors have recommended a two-year prison sentence for a Williamsburg man, who led police on a vehicle pursuit last month on a mountain highway while being intoxicated. Read this story and more for just $.99 cents today, or subscribe to get access every day! Please login to...