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Local residents have done well recently graduating from colleges and universities, being accepted to colleges and universities, receiving scholarships and being named to the president’s list at their respective schools among various accomplishments, including: Berea College...

The June membership luncheon of the Southern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce was held Tuesday at the Corbin Center, with the new executive director of the Corbin Tourism and Convention Commission, Nancy Conley, serving as the special guest speaker.

A number of college students with local ties have been named to the Dean’s List of their respective schools. Berea College More than 460 Berea College students were named to the Fall 2023 Dean’s List, including Breanna Jones and Collin Tennant of Corbin. A student is named...

Several college and university students with local ties have been honored for their hard work in the classroom by being named to their school’s Dean’s List or President’s List. Berea College Berea College is pleased to announce the students who have been named to its Dean’s List...

Local residents received their college degrees during recent graduation ceremonies from various colleges and universities, including the following: Harding University James Hayes of Corbin is one of more than 600 students who received diplomas and were recognized as Harding...

Local residents proved to be good scholars at colleges and universities both inside and outside Kentucky during the Fall 2022 semester. Below are some of their accomplishments. Belmont University Belmont University has announced the list of students recognized on the Dean’s List...

Several college and university students with local ties have been honored for their hard work in the classroom by being named to their school’s Dean’s List or President’s List. Belmont University Jaylen Gambrell of Williamsburg qualified for the Spring 2022 Dean’s List at Belmont...

UPDATE: University of the Cumberland officials announced Wednesday morning that the campus would be closed until March 28, with classes that were scheduled to resume Monday being moved online. Officials noted the decision is in response to the threat of the corona virus....