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Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Reynolds of Chatom, Alabama are pleased to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Amber Elizabeth, to Donny Ray Mathis II, son of Dr. and Mrs. Don R.

Terri Marie Ball and Gregory Allen Prewitt will be wed on September 17, 2005. The ceremony will take place at the Tri City Church of God in Hamilton, Ohio at 12:30 in the afternoon.

During the past few weeks as we prepared for honoring the Bird family and the 1955 state champion Redhounds, I picked up in a few things.

After losing to the Madison Central Indians 7-0 to open the season the Corbin Redhounds soccer team has won three of their last five games to even their season record at 3-3.

A fumbled punt in the first quarter proved to be a big play as the Pikeville Panthers defeated the Corbin Redhounds in the 11th Annual Cumberland Falls Pigskin Classic Saturday night at Campbell Field

A healthy Lynn Camp Wildcats football team showed up at the Laurel Bowl in Pineville Saturday a decided underdog to the Middlesboro Yellow Jackets.

When the 2004 football season ended last year, the Williamsburg Yellow Jackets were one of the top scoring machines in the state.

It was an unfortunate turn of fate that left the Corbin Police Department's prolific K-9 program with only one aging dog and a handler on the verge of quitting. Saige, a black Labrador Retriever that

Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding a Woodbine man's wild, drunken rampage through downtown Corbin late Friday night that resulted in structural damage to two buildings, a crosswalk

Kentucky Occupational Safety Health officials are currently working to determine the cause of an industrial accident that claimed the life of a Williamsburg man Saturday evening. Whitley County Corone