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Sally Gap Pumpkin Patch in Williamsburg offers something for everyone. Fan favorites include the sweet treats, petting zoo, hay rides and the tricycle track. 

Named after her two daughters, Hailee Farmer’s dream of owning a storefront has come to fruition in the form of Hampton-Haigen Home. “I thought I would just combine the names and make a store,” said Farmer, a Corbin native. The store, located on the corner of 6th Street and Depot...

Country music star Justine Moore belted out some of his biggest hits during a concert Saturday at The Corbin Arena. Tyra Madison and Scott Stevens served as opening acts.

Williamsburg Independent School District will double the monetary incentive by Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) for school staff to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. On Sept. 10, the KDE announced it will provide a one-time incentive for all public-school employees to receive...

The Corbin Board of Education voted at a special called meeting Friday to relax the COVID–19 mask mandate, but a group of parents were on hand to continue to voice their frustrations that the masking decision is not in their hands. The board had on the agenda, “COVID protocols,”...

The first annual Hometown Holiday Market will take place at the Williamsburg Tourism and Convention Center from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 30. The event will be hosted by Michele Calton and Latasha Allen. The event will feature approximately 38 vendors, a silent auction,...

(Story by Jeff Ledington, Barbourville Mountain Advocate) Lt. Governor Jacqueline Coleman joined leaders from SOAR, Cumberland Valley Electric, and Congressman Hal Rogers’ Office in Gray Monday afternoon to present $50,000 toward expanding rural broadband. Shaping Our Appalachian...

The Whitley County Fiscal Court has approved two budget amendments to allot for incentives paid to employees who worked during the pandemic on Oct. 19. The budget amendments were for the Whitley County Clerk’s Office and the Whitley County Sheriff’s Office. “There was some...

A Corbin man was indicted in Laurel County in connection with an incident on April 6 in which he allegedly ran from police and attempted to ram multiple police cruisers belonging to the London Police Department. Read this story and more for just $.99 cents today, or subscribe to...

Two Corbin men and a Woodbine man were indicted Friday in Knox County in connection with a July 30 stabbing death in Woodbine. Read this story and more for just $.99 cents today, or subscribe to get access every day! Please login to view this content. Not a Member? Join Us