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The Harlan Green Dragons capitalized on three Lynn Camp mistakes to down the Wildcats in district action at LCHS, Friday night. It was a huge game for both teams as far as the district race goes.

A 60-year rivalry between Pineville and Williamsburg ended last week with the Yellow Jackets breaking ties as winners 39-15, winning their fourth straight game. The two teams, who have played each oth

A Williamsburg man pled guilty Monday to charges that he led Williamsburg police and Whitley County Sheriff's deputies on a foot pursuit early Saturday evening. Williamsburg Police Officer Shawn Jacks

Principal construction on a 7,000 south Corbin expo center won't likely start until January officials said Monday - about four months later than originally anticipated. Plans for the Southeast Kentuck

The getaway driver in a robbery at the north Corbin Kroger store last Thursday has been arrested, and police say the man who actually carried out the crime could be in custody soon. Frank Brian Simpso

Who is telling the truth?

It is Friday evening September 15th around 9 p.m., a chill had set in over Campbell Field and here I am sitting in the aluminum stands on the visitors side.

Planning for tomorrow will get you in trouble every time. Especially in sports.

"We were uninspired," said Whitley County coach Jim Black after his team's 31-18 loss to Lincoln County Friday night. "It's a Homecoming game, you would think the kids would be excited to play.

It was the battle of two halves for the Corbin Redhounds last week in a 17-14 loss to the Bell County Bobcats.