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(Story by John Dunn, Mountain Advocate, for the News Journal) The Lynn Camp Wildcats are looking to build off of an arduous season in 2021. After opening the season 0-9 in 2021, Lynn Camp was forced to forfeit its final two games due to a limited number of available players. Read...

2021 was a very successful year for the Corbin Redhounds, going undefeated in the regular season and advancing to the regional finals of the Class 4A state championship playoffs. In 2022, Head Coach Tom Greer says that he is excited about his team’s chances to once again make a...

The Williamsburg Yellow Jackets look to be in very good shape coming into the 2022 season, with several of their big playmakers from their previous campaign returning to the lineup. Read this story and more for just $.99 cents today, or subscribe to get access every day! Please...

On Monday, former Corbin Redhound Chase Estep was selected by the New York Mets with 269th overall pick in this year’s Major League Baseball draft.

Williamsburg High School has seen many great athletes wear the orange and black throughout its history, but few have had the kind of impact on the baseball diamond as Jake Harrison and Cameron Bowen.

The 2022 Corbin Little League season wrapped up recently with the following teams being crowned champions of their respective divisions…

Last week, area middle school and high school football players had the unique opportunity to learn some secrets to success on the gridiron from a few of the game’s best, including current Cincinnati Bengal Trent Taylor. Read this story and more for just $.99 cents today, or...

When Lindsey Shope came onto the scene for the Whitley County High School softball program as a sophomore in 2018, she made an immediate impact from inside the pitching circle. The missing component in the Lady Colonels’ recipe for success, Shope helped lead the team to a 50th...

It was a big week for area track and field programs, with athletes from Corbin and Williamsburg High Schools winning state championship titles in Lexington on Thursday and Friday. Read this story and more for just $.99 cents today, or subscribe to get access every day! Please...

Although I was not present at last Friday’s KHSAA baseball state tournament contest between Corbin and Central Hardin, I am well aware of the bizarre series of events that occurred in the fourth inning that put the Redhounds at a disadvantage, and likely cost them the game.