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City Utilities crew helps storm victims
A local line crew from the Corbin City Utilities Commission spent four days in a winter storm ravaged part of the state helping people with no power try to get back to life as normal.
VIDEO: Corbin recycling program blazed trail for others to follow
In 1995, no city or county governments in the tri-county area were involved in any measurable way in the recycling business.
W’burg man convicted on meth charges
The United States Attorney's Office, the Drug Enforcement Administration and Kentucky State Police jointly announce today that Paul Linville Bargo, 44, of Williamsburg, Ky., was convicted Friday ev
Car lot, wrecker service owner claims arrest was bogus, payback
An early morning chase Sunday with a constable sent a Williamsburg car lot and wrecker service owner to jail, but the owner claims the charges are bogus and payback for making a complaint about the
Jury acquits Corbin man of raping 13-year-old girl
It took a Whitley Circuit Court Jury only about 45 minutes Friday to acquit a Corbin man on a statutory rape related charge.
Local father, son who won Silver Stars to be featured on CNN
A Corbin father and son, both bestowed with Silver Stars for gallantry in two separate wars, will be featured on the cable news channel CNN Jan. 30.
ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: Local teen recounts inauguration trip
Last Tuesday, while most of his classmates were at home watching Barack Obama's inauguration ceremony on television, Corbin High School freshman Evan Baylor was in the nation's capital for a first
We passed on inauguration coverage in favor of local news
One News Journal reader asked me why we did not include coverage of President Barack Obama's inauguration in last week's edition of the newspaper.
Airport to be used for unmanned aircraft training
A service agreement signed Tuesday afternoon between a San Diego-based company with an office in Corbin and the Williamsburg-Whitley County Airport Board will allow the airport to be used to train
Police: Tattersall being targeted by thieves
After an above average number of criminal incidents in the Tattersall area of Corbin recently, police are asking residents to simply be more aware of what's going on around them.
Waterpark installing new $400,000 slide
The Kentucky Splash Waterpark is getting its first major upgrade this year prior to the opening of the park for its ninth season Memorial Day weekend.
Law being studied to ban yard parking
Parking vehicles in your yard could soon be a thing of the past in Corbin as the city's Building Inspector, responding to complaints that it is unsightly and lowers property values, is working on a
After 22 years, Corbin Police Chief decides to retire
After 22 and a half years, through the tenures of eight mayors and seven city managers, Corbin Police Chief Carson Mullins has decided to call it quits.
Tuesday quake rattles portions of Whitley County
In case you missed, and you probably did, a minor earthquake struck Whitley County Tuesday morning.
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