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Graham Barrineau graduated from Corbin High School just three years ago, but in that relatively short amount of time he has found several ways to help those in his local community, and beyond.

Corbin Rotary Club hosted a dinner at David’s Steakhouse for Lynn Camp and Corbin High School scholarship recipients and their families. Each recipient briefly discussed their future plans regarding college and career. The scholarship was funded by the annual Dave Hudson Memorial...

The University of the Cumberlands (UC) and Corbin High School now have their first dual enrollment graduate. Catelin Ball graduated from UC as a dual enrollment student from Corbin High School. She earned an Associate’s Degree in general studies summa cum laude with a humanities...

The Center for Rural Development has selected several local students to participate in its summer leadership programs. Rogers Scholars Corbin High School sophomores Reid Bryant and William Taylor, and Lynn Camp High School sophomore Matthew Garrison will join high school students...

Do you have shoes collecting dust at the bottom of your closet that you forgot existed? We’ve all been there. Thankfully, there is a great resource to use those forgotten shoes for good, and Corbin High School has taken advantage of this resource. On May 26, a group of students...

As we close out Mental Health Awareness Month, three Corbin High School students are receiving some much-deserved recognition after putting together an award-winning public service announcement about mental health as part of global HOSA – Future Health Professionals organization.

After recent regional track and field meets, several coverage area athletes have qualified for state competition.

In 2011, Leadership Tri-County presented Nelda Barton-Collings with its Leader of the Year Award. During a ceremony Tuesday evening, Barton-Collings daughter, Corbin Mayor Suzie Razmus, followed in her mother’s footsteps accepting the 2023 Leader of the Year Award from Leadership...

In an incredible feat of sustained success, the Corbin High School boys tennis program is celebrating its 22nd consecutive 13th Region title, while the girls team is hoisting a regional championship trophy for the 14th straight year. Read this story and more for just $.99 cents...

Corbin High School and Whitley County High School will both be represented during the 92nd Annual Kentucky Mountain Laurel Festival (KMLF), which will take place May 25-28 in Pineville. Marissa Douglas is representing Whitley County High School in the princess pageant and Mary...