About a dozen people attended the Williamsburg City Council meeting Monday evening in opposition of a provision in the proposed alcohol ordinance which would allow the sale of alcoholic beverages on Sundays after 2 p.m.
A Corbin businessman was honored at a special banquet Monday night for embodying the values of the Boy Scouts of America.
In first of their kind indictments in Whitley County, a grand jury indicted a Corbin woman and a Williamsburg man Monday for failing to provide proper training for services which they were being paid to provide.
Just over five months on the job, Mike Phillips abruptly resigned Monday night as Corbin City Manager.
Veteran Lynn Camp Football Coach David Mitchell was fired Monday morning by Knox County Superintendent Walter T. Hulett.
Mitchell confirmed in a Monday afternoon interview that he had been let go after 34 years with the Lynn Camp football program.
A Laurel County bus route was interrupted Friday afternoon when the bus was involved in a head-on collision in Cor-Lon Subdivision off of U.S. 25 just north of Hunter Hills Elementary School.
Two Ohio residents allegedly used a motorized cart in an attempt to steal $1,554 worth of DVD movies from the Williamsburg Walmart early Wednesday morning.
The Whitley County Clerk's Office, the Sheriff's Department, the County Attorney's Office and the PVA office at the old Whitley County Courthouse closed early Tuesday, but county officials say that they would have rather been open rather than have the stinky problem.
In an effort to close a $300,000 budget shortfall for the 2012-13 school year, Corbin Schools Superintendent Ed McNeel is recommending the school board not renew 18 faculty and staff contracts and reductions in salaries for another 20.
A Williamsburg woman, who allegedly stabbed another woman six times last week, and her boyfriend made a brief appearance in Whitley District Court Monday morning, and will probably stay in the Whitley County Detention Center for another two weeks until their next court...
