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The Kentucky Governor’s School for the Arts (GSA) has announced its 2023 class list, which includes five students from Whitley County. This year’s class represents a milestone for the program as it has now accepted students from every single Kentucky county since its inception in...

Letcher County residents continue to recover from the devastating floods that hit the area last summer. Thousands were left homeless and without medical supplies, but volunteers from Main Street Baptist Church in Williamsburg and Baptist Health in Corbin are making a difference....

Williamsburg native and current Louisville resident Morgan Moses will compete in the 2023 Miss Kentucky competition, which will be held June 28 – July 1 at SKyPAC in Bowling Green. Moses is a 2016 Williamsburg High School graduate. She is also a University of Kentucky alumni and...

The Southern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce has announced the special guest speaker for its June membership luncheon at the Corbin Center on Tuesday, June 13. Jennifer Hancock, President and CEO of Volunteers of America Mid-States, will speak at the Chamber’s June luncheon, which...

Corbin’s Main Street will be partially closed on Saturday, June 10, due to the second Cumberland Valley Cruise-In of the season. The Cruise-In will take place from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m., and Main Street will be closed from 8 a.m. – 2 p.m. for the event. The closure will be from Fourth...

Summer is upon us and whether it’s a car show, an outdoor concert or movies in the park, there will be no shortage of things to do in Corbin during the coming weeks. “Vacation season is in full swing and between Downtown Corbin and Corbin Tourism, we are always thrilled to bring...

The official beginning to summer is still two weeks away, but Williamsburg is heralding the season a bit early, kicking off its summer event schedule later this week. The first event of the summer is a Block Party this Friday at Bill Woods Park, featuring the band Off the Clock...

Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron made a stop on Friday at Forcht Group in Lexington. The recently elected Republican nominee for Governor sat down with a handful of executives to discuss the issues facing Kentuckians today and his campaign plans.

With the arrival of warmer weather, many people are eager to explore scenic routes and enjoy the great outdoors. However, there is a growing concern about the presence of life-threatening bugs. This concern has been highlighted by the recent case of Alice Fae Weiland, 81, who was...

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