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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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911, EMS pay raises put off until mid-January

When talking about the issue of employee pay raises for 911 dispatchers and Whitley County EMS workers last month, Whitley County Fiscal Court members encouraged the employees to have patience as they
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Corbin stops DeSales

Runningback Josh Ware had hoped for a big night againt the Louisville DeSales Colts.
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Forcht to be named Entrepreneur of the Year

A Corbin attorney and business owner with investments in the nursing home, banking, broadcast and print media industries will be honored as the 2004 Entrepreneur of the Year Nov.
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Melissa Faulkner and Chadwick Sturgill

Melissa Rae Faulkner and Chadwick Cabell Sturgill were united in marriage at 11:30 a.m. on September 4, 2004. The private family wedding took place at First Baptist Church, Corbin, Kentucky.
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Hal\\’s Pals enlist in drug war

Hal's Pals enlist for action in drug warRogers announces $1.6 million drug education initiativeU.S. Rep.
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Williamsburg voters pick new mayor, two new school board members

Thanks to voters Tuesday night, Williamsburg now has a new mayor, a new city council member, a not so new city council member, and two new school board members.By more than 1,000 vote margin, voters
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Nearly 55 percent of county voters go to polls

In what is being described as a record turnout for Whitley County, nearly 55 percent of eligible voters went to the polls Tuesday to cast their ballots for president, senator, a constitutional amendme
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Whitley falls at North

The Whitley County Colonels saw their season end on a sour note, losing to the North Laurel Jaguars on the road, 45-20.It was too much Nik Blair for the Colonels as the senior running back ran for 29
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Mission accomplished

Experience pays off. Just ask Williamsburg coach Jim Black or any member of the Yellow Jackets football team.
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