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Parents Anonymous celebrates child abuse awareness month

Parents Anonymous of Southeastern Kentucky kicked off Child Abuse Prevention Month recently by meeting at "The Children's Tree of Hope, which is located at the walking track at the Cumberland River Comprehensive Care Regional Office, on American Greetings Road.

Posted On 24 Apr 2009

, By Staff

EKU Corbin hosts third annual Healthy You! health fair

Allison McDaniel, a massage therapist at Baptist Family Fitness has participated every year of the health fair. She is shown here working on an attendee of the fair, held recently at the EKU Corbin Campus. EKU Corbin Regional campus hosted their 3rd annual Healthy You! health...

Posted On 24 Apr 2009

, By Staff

Home and Garden show announced for The Arena in Corbin

Cell phone service provider Bluegrass Cellular is sponsoring the Southeast Kentucky Home and Garden Show, which will be held at the The Arena at the David L. Williams Southeast Kentucky Agriculture and Exposition Center in Corbin May 8 and 9. The event is the first of its kind to...

Posted On 24 Apr 2009

, By lcarpenter@corbinnewsjournal.com

Local father, daughter sentenced for counterfeiting

A federal judge sentenced a Williamsburg man to 12 months and one day in prison, and his daughter to six months of home incarceration Thursday for printing counterfeit...

Posted On 23 Apr 2009

, By lcarpenter@corbinnewsjournal.com

Corbin karaoke club owners press fiscal court on status of entertainment permit

It will be a little while longer before Whitley County Attorney Paul Winchester makes a recommendation as to whether Karaoke-Tyme in Corbin should receive an entertainment permit so it can operate.

Posted On 22 Apr 2009

, By Mark White

Despite opposition, board OKs $10.8 million CHS overhaul

Click here to see the Corbin Independent School District’s Facilities plan The final design of a dramatic $10.8 million overhaul to Corbin High School was approved by the school district’s Board of Education last week, but not without voices of descent mixed in with...

Posted On 22 Apr 2009

, By lcarpenter@corbinnewsjournal.com

Corbin, Williamsburg chambers may merge

The days of Williamsburg and Corbin having separate chambers of commerce could soon be going by the wayside. The Greater Williamsburg Chamber of Commerce voted Thursday afternoon to form an exploratory committee that will meet with Corbin officials to work out the details of a...

Posted On 22 Apr 2009

, By lcarpenter@corbinnewsjournal.com

Police arrest tree-trimmer for theft

An empty wallet and an alert homeowner may have led to the arrest of a Corbin man who was working for a local tree-trimming contractor in the Tattersall area. According to the Whitley County Sheriff’s Department, John Autenrieb, Jr., was arrested and charged with theft by...

Posted On 22 Apr 2009

, By Staff