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Finally, Corbin’s new farmer’s market pavilion is taking shape

If you have traveled through downtown Corbin in recent days, you have likely noticed the ongoing construction that is taking place at the corner of Main and Monroe streets, at the site of the new Hometown Bank Farmer’s Market Pavilion. It is great to finally see an actual...

2023 Newspaper Study shows local papers continue to play vital role in the community

I was excited to see an e-mail arrive in my inbox earlier this week from America’s Newspapers, an advocacy group that is dedicated to, as they put it, “providing research, education and practical information aimed at optimizing newspapers’ business operations, deepening their...

Parkway Ministries partnering with other local churches to host group from S. Korea

Over the next several days, a group of ten travelers from South Korea will be visiting several churches in the region. Their goal is simply to pray alongside congregations for the country to experience a revival, and to look to God for guidance in trying times. This effort is a...

Corbin being awarded $125K to construct new playground off of Engineer Street

Last week, Gov. Andy Beshear’s office announced that 37 communities from across the Commonwealth have been selected to receive a total of $3.9 million that will go to help improve parks and outdoor spaces. Among those communities is the City of Corbin, which is receiving $125,000...

Sacred Heart presenting special ‘Man of the Shroud’ exhibit this week

Now through Sunday, visitors to Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Corbin can get an up-close look at an exact replica of the famed Shroud of Turin, which is believed by many to be the actual shroud that was wrapped around the body of Jesus Christ after his crucifixion. The exhibit...

Proposed clearcutting in Jellico Mountains could have serious negative consequences

I have found myself doing a fair amount of research in recent days after attending last week’s Corbin Rotary Club meeting at David’s Steakhouse. The special guest speakers were Debbie Moses, and Timm and Theresa Martin, who were there to speak about the ongoing efforts to...

Governor’s office announces approval of funds that will help make new spec building in Corbin a reality

Thanks to the approval of $1.9 million in state funding, Corbin is about to get a brand-new spec building that, upon completion, will cover 105,000 square feet in the Southern Kentucky Business Park.

Best of Bill Crook: ‘Top 10 Corbin football teams’

The Corbin Redhounds football program is celebrating its centennial anniversary in 2023. Leading up to the kickoff of their 100th season, and the unveiling of a newly remodeled Campbell Field this fall, the News Journal will publish a series of former columns by Bill Crook.

Fatal traffic collision being investigated in Whitley Co.

The Whitley County Sheriff’s Department announced Thursday that a traffic collision on US 25W has resulted in loss of life.

Area farmers receive valuable info, resources at Small Farms Conference event in W’burg

Farming means a lot more than just raising crops or tending to livestock. It is a business, and just like with any business, there are several variables to consider. There is the financial aspect, being properly insured, and proper equipment maintenance, just to name a few.