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Photos by TIMOTHY WYATT Independence Day Festivities in Williamsburg included many of the same events residents have come to love over the years, including the annual hot dog eating contest at Kentucky Splash Waterpark. Dozens of contestants both young and old gathered under the...

The Williamsburg City Council is expected to revisit several of its ordinances pertaining to animal ownership next month. Read this story and more for just $.99 cents today, or subscribe to get access every day! Please login to view this content. Not a Member? Join Us

A Knoxville couple is suing the City of Williamsburg in connection with a fall last summer at the Kentucky Splash Waterpark that took place in a wading area where a non-slick surface had allegedly either worn away or was removed. The lawsuit also alleged waterpark officials were...

A number of expansion plans at Kentucky Splash Waterpark that had been stalled previously due to funding issues are now expected to move forward later this year thanks to money that should be earmarked for the City of Williamsburg in the state’s newest budget. Read this story and...

In the wake of the shooting death of a two-year-old by a three-year-old last month in Whitley County, a group of local agencies are holding an event Saturday in Williamsburg in an effort to increase gun safety, and provide some fun activities for local youngsters. The Department...

Williamsburg’s storm sirens, which have been out of commission for more than a year, are expected to once again be operational sometime within the next week. Read this story and more for just $.99 cents today, or subscribe to get access every day! Please login to view this...

The City of Williamsburg will now be able to use federal funding to more easily and effectively make purchases following a decision by the Williamsburg City Council. Read this story and more for just $.99 cents today, or subscribe to get access every day! Please login to view...

A new attraction expected to open alongside the Kentucky Splash Waterpark this summer could be delayed by a few weeks, according to Williamsburg Mayor Roddy Harrison. Read this story and more for just $.99 cents today, or subscribe to get access every day! Please login to view...

Williamsburg could soon become a residential destination for well-paid remote workers as the city looks to join a growing trend of rural towns hoping to draw professionals to their community through incentive-based relocation. Read this story and more for just $.99 cents today,...

A new attraction opening at the Kentucky Splash waterpark this summer, a $1.5 million sewer upgrade project to accommodate growth in the Exit 11 area and $4 million in federal funding for waterline work were among the items that Williamsburg Mayor Roddy Harrison discussed during...