Jellico man dies while crossing I-75
A Thanksgiving night crash on I-75 near Williamsburg claimed the life of a Jellico man.
Posted On 03 Dec 2008
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W’burg man’s death a ‘tragic accident’
A construction site accident late Friday afternoon claimed the life of a Williamsburg man.
Posted On 03 Dec 2008
EXTRA CONTENT: Local man wants Obama to prove he’s ‘natural born’ citizen
A Whitley County man, who ran for U.S. Senate as a Republican this year, wants a judge to rule on whether President Elect Barack Obama is qualified to take office in January.
Posted On 03 Dec 2008
Lily factory forced to clean stream after chemical spill
Cleanup is underway for what EPA and Aisin Automotive Casting officials are calling a small chemical spill in a stream near the company's Kentucky plant, located on Hwy. 552 in Lily.
Posted On 03 Dec 2008
Whitley County loses to Jackson Co. 50-48
It would be their only lead of the night but it counted most.
Posted On 03 Dec 2008
Corbin, Lynn Camp fall
The Corbin Lady Redhounds dropped their season opener on the road at Monticello Monday night, 54-47.
Posted On 03 Dec 2008
UC goalkeeper honored
University of the Cumberlands junior goalkeeper Roland Day (North Port, FL) came in as the Patriots new starting goalkeeper.
Posted On 03 Dec 2008
Redhounds looking for revenge against NCC
Revenge will be on the minds of the Corbin Redhounds Friday night when the Newport Central Catholic Thoroughbreds come riding their big charter buses into downtown Corbin.
Posted On 03 Dec 2008
W’burg IT company lays off 80
About 80 workers at a Williamsburg business are without a job after being laid off last week, but city leaders caution that the layoffs might only be temporary.
Posted On 26 Nov 2008
Corbin students nabbed for drug swapping
Police took three Corbin High School students into custody Tuesday after they were caught swapping prescription pills with one another.
Posted On 26 Nov 2008
Corbin leaders want public input on recreation
Corbin city leaders say they want public input and ideas for improved local recreation facilities, and plan to create public surveys regarding the issue in the near future.
Posted On 26 Nov 2008
Minister’s 1,200 prayer walk goes through Whitley
It took a leap of faith of sorts for a Kentucky preacher to start what he hopes will be a journey of over 1,000 miles that takes him across the perimeter of the state praying as he goes.
Posted On 26 Nov 2008
Carbon monoxide poisoning trial underway
Sixteen present and former employees of Wal-Mart Distribution Center 6097 in London are asking a federal jury to award them millions of dollars in damages after they allegedly suffered carbon monox
Posted On 26 Nov 2008
Alleged ‘hacker’ now faces federal charges
A University of the Cumberlands student, who was already facing several local computer related criminal charges, is now in federal hot water over child pornography that authorities say they found o
Posted On 26 Nov 2008
EKU holds forum to discuss area’s needs
A host of community officials, businessmen and educators, including representatives from all over the Tri-County were on hand at the Corbin Technology Center to take part in a Community Focus Forum
Posted On 26 Nov 2008
Redhounds roll past Cougars
Friday's opening round playoff match-up between the home-standing Corbin Redhounds and Morgan County was over almost before it got started.
Posted On 20 Nov 2008
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