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Forcht takes top honors at Industrial Banquet

Business, government and educational leaders gathered last week to celebrate the continued industrial growth in Corbin and surrounding areas at the 40th Annual Industrial Appreciation Banquet.Held Th
Posted On 14 Jul 2008
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Four-year-old dies in Corbin crash

A traffic crash at the intersection of US 25 E and the Corbin Bypass Thursday resulted in the death of a four-year-old passenger of one of the vehicles involved.Police say Zoie Alridge, the child kil
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Faith-based drug program likely to locate in Whitley

Joshua Castle Coots was the son of a Pentacostal minister, who got hooked on drugs, and later died from health problems related to his one-time addiction, even though he had been clean for several yea
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20 more cited in crackdown on junked cars

A crackdown on junked cars parked in Corbin extended into the weekend as 20 more citations were issued to residents in the city limits.Corbin Police Chief Carson Mullins said that nine of the people
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BRMC is first state hospital to purchase new CT scanner

Baptist Regional Medical Center in Corbin announced Tuesday that it is the first Kentucky hospital to purchase and install a state-of-the-art 40-slice Brilliance Computed Tomography (CT) scanner.The
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Abandoned church owners sued by city

Calling it a threat to "public safety" and a "nuisance," the City of Corbin filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the owners of a ramshackle, abandoned church demanding that it be torn down and cleaned up.
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Missing man leaves few clues behind

It has been nearly a year since a Gatliff man was reported missing, and state police say aside from a letters reporting that the man is supposedly "traveling", no one has heard from him.Kentucky Stat
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Abandoned church owners sued by city

Calling it a threat to "public safety" and a "nuisance," the City of Corbin filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the owners of a ramshackle, abandoned church demanding that it be torn down and cleaned up.
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Corbin police cracking down on junked cars

A citywide crackdown on abandoned and junked cars is underway, Corbin city officials say - the first step in a wider-ranging effort to improve the appearance of the city.Corbin Police Chief Carson Mu
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