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Mistletoe: From tree thief to holiday tradition

Once autumn leaves have fallen, mistletoe becomes highly visible on large trees throughout Kentucky. Phoradendron, the scientific name for Kentucky’s most common variety of this parasitic plant, means tree thief. These small leafy plants are commonly found on twigs and branches...
Posted On 29 Nov 2016
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Helen V. McKiddy

Helen V. McKiddy, 93, of Corbin, departed this life on Thursday, November 24, 2016 at the Christian Care Center in Corbin. She was born on February 23, 1923 in Gatliff, to the late Edward Hickman and Oma Ellen (Goins) Hickman. She was also preceded in death by her husbands, James...
Posted On 29 Nov 2016
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Former Lynn Camp High School bookkeeper accused of theft

A Knox County woman faces more than unemployment after authorities have charged her with theft. Pamela Bargo, 44 of Barbourville, was served an arrest warrant by Kentucky State Police Det. Jake Wilson on November 18 for allegedly stealing $11,786.85 while employed by Knox County...
Posted On 25 Nov 2016
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Corbin wins region, to host Belfry in state semis

The Casey County Rebels made things a little more difficult than many expected they would last Friday night, but in the end the Corbin Redhounds were able to get the 38-17 win, improving them to 12-1 on the year and advancing them to the semifinal round of this year’s Class 3A...
Posted On 22 Nov 2016
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Golden Can Challenge raises 18,513 lbs. of food to benefit local pantries

With the temperatures dropping and the holiday season approaching, the spirit of giving is plentiful. As part of the annual Pursuit of the Golden Can challenge, sponsored by Kentucky Harvest Southeast, University of the Cumberlands raised 18,513 pounds of food to benefit local...
Posted On 22 Nov 2016
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‘The Nutcracker’ ballet coming to Corbin Saturday

The Fine Arts Association of Southeastern Kentucky, Inc. presents The Nutcracker, Saturday, November 19, 2016, 2:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. at the Corbin High School Auditorium. A perennial holiday favorite returns in an enchanting production that will be treasured by every member of...
Posted On 16 Nov 2016
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REMATCH FOR REGION: Hounds to host district rival Casey Co in Class 3A regional title game Friday

After an easy 44-8 victory over the Bell County Bobcats last week, the Corbin Redhounds (11-1) are now set to host the Casey County Rebels (10-1) in this year’s region championship game, scheduled to take place this Friday at 7:30 p.m. under the lights at Campbell Field. Read...
Posted On 15 Nov 2016
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Let’s talk turkey safety

It is nearly Thanksgiving; and soon delicious, juicy turkeys will take center stage at many of our holiday meals. It is so important that these birds are properly cooked and prepared because we do not want anyone to get sick from a food-borne illness. It does not matter whether...
Posted On 14 Nov 2016
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Turkey talk

It is that time of year when talk turns to turkeys. Technically, there is only one breed of turkey with several varieties, although many people incorrectly refer to these varieties as breeds. Turkeys are raised only for meat. They are not raised for egg production, as with...
Posted On 14 Nov 2016
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High School Football Results – Friday, Nov 11

Three coverage area teams made it to the second round of this year’s state championship playoffs, but now only one remains…
Posted On 12 Nov 2016
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