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Corbin is known for many things. As the birthplace of Kentucky Fried Chicken, the town has long been a popular destination for culinary enthusiasts and Colonel Sanders fans from all corners of the globe. As the home of many athletes who have gone on to achieve prominence in the...

Are you ready to experience the magic of the classic Disney tale, the Little Mermaid, live? If so, then you are in luck, as the Redhound Theatre group is presenting the chance to do just that with a series of shows at Corbin High School over the next two weeks.

In March, the Southern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce has been celebrating International Women’s Month by spotlighting several female business leaders in the local community. Among those business leaders was Wendy Goff, who for the past three years has guided the Williamsburg...

The all-time leading scorer in the history of the Corbin Lady Hounds basketball program, Shelby Stewart, has continued to impress on the court at the college level. As a freshman at Alice Lloyd College this past season, she played an integral role in the Eagles’ 20-win campaign...

Recently, I have had the chance to hear from a few professionals in different fields as they have discussed what they feel are the most important things to remember when trying to build a successful career. Interestingly, despite coming from different backgrounds, the advice that...

Students at Whitley County High School received an exciting opportunity Wednesday when Attorney General Daniel Cameron made a stop at the school to discuss some of the responsibilities of his position, his involvement in the ongoing fight against the spread of fentanyl, and how...

When folks are down on their luck and need to utilize the services provided by the local homeless shelter, it shouldn’t mean that any children involved in the situation have to fall behind in their education as a result.

With 21 consecutive titles for the boys’ team, and 13 consecutive titles for the girls, the Corbin High School tennis program is seeking to continue its absolute dominance in the region this spring, and four senior players are leading the way.

Female high school students from Corbin, Lynn Camp and Knox Central high schools got the unique opportunity to receive some valuable insight and advice pertaining to their potential future careers Wednesday when they attended the one-day “STEM Goes Red” event at Eastern Kentucky...

The construction of the new Farmer’s Market Pavilion in downtown Corbin has hit another snag, with a failing brick wall on one side of the property needing to be replaced before work can continue. With this latest setback, Corbin Tourism Director and project manager Maggy...