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Corbin auto dealer featured in Wall Street Journal
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Hearing over occupational tax dispute between Corbin, Knox County set for Jan. 22
A special judge will hear arguments later this month about whether the city of Corbin is entitled to any payroll taxes currently being collected by Knox County.
Mechanical voice systems drive me up the wall
There ought to be a law against using mechanical voice operated machines for information or assistance for service companies. You no doubt have had an experience with this.
W’burg brothers snagged in drug sting
Two Williamsburg brothers are facing first-degree trafficking in a controlled substance charges after they allegedly tried to buy 82 Oxycontin pills from an undercover police officer Friday in Walm
Williamsburg men deny Christmas motel robbery
Two Williamsburg residents pleaded not guilty Monday morning for their alleged role in the robbery of a man at a local motel on Christmas, and Williamsburg police are still looking for other suspec
Weekend apartment fire under investigation
A weekend fire at an apartment complex in North-Corbin is still under investigation and the complex's manager, Valerie Payne, said the cause of the blaze is still unknown as of Tuesday.
Corbin woman still critical after New Year’s Eve shooting
A Corbin woman remains in critical condition today after authorities found her New Year's Eve on a neighbor's front porch with a gunshot wound to the stomach.
State Police open ammonia leak investigation
Though local authorities say criminal activity did not play a part in an anhydrous ammonia leak that forced the residents around the Corbin Ice Plant to evacuate last Tuesday, the business owners h
Looking back at columns over the last 20 years
I've done over 20 New Years Eve columns at this newspaper. As I prepared for another one I looked back at some of the subjects I've written about.
It’s been a good year, but let’s make 2009 a better one
Even though I have yet to reach the one-year mark here at the News Journal (I will do so Feb.
Biggest New Year’s bash ever was the last for me
When it comes to New Years Eve, I'm a dud.
My obsession with celebrating the "high life" that surrounds the day ended in my youth at the tender age of 17 in 1991.
Police suspect link in Woodbine break-ins
A Woodbine residence has been the target of burglars twice in the past week, and police are currently investigating the link between the suspects involved and the victim in the case.
Border Bowl to feature 9 Div. 1 players
Organizers say this year's Second Annual National Guard Border Bowl, which is scheduled for Jan.
Local merchants defy national trend
Despite reports of retail gloom and doom on a national level, local merchants seem to have bucked the trend when it comes to reports of poor spending.
Carbon monoxide trial ends with settlement
Sixteen present and former employees of Wal-Mart Distribution Center 6097 in London reached a settlement agreement this month following three weeks of often dramatic and detailed testimony regardin
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