ImageCarousel Inflation hits as City of Corbin sees price jumps for many services, goods By: Mark White Date: May 18, 2023 Inflation is affecting pretty much everyone and everything in America, and the City of Corbin is no exception. The Corbin City Commission approved the hiring of Zackery Strickland and Michael Burke as full-time police officers during its monthly meeting Monday. 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 Written by: Mark White TagsCity Clerk Tori BrockCity of CorbinCommissioner Allison MooreCommissioner Brandon ShepherdCommissioner James GambrelCorbin City Attorney Bob HammonsCorbin City Commission meetingCorbin City Manager Marlon SamsCorbin Mayor Susie RazmusCorbin Police Chief Rusty HedrickCorbin Tourism Director Maggy Monhollenhealth insuranceinflationKelene Turner Previous articleW’Burg High School Choir/Band entertain during Brown Bag BashNext articleCorbin Pinball Museum expanding, moving into old Gibson’s Music location SubscribeI want inI've read and accept the Privacy Policy. Share post: FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Popular Corbin golfer wins girls Kentucky 2A Championships Yellow Jackets Football records first loss of the season PHOTO GALLERY: Old Fashioned Trading Days Corbin’s undefeated record tainted after 21-14 loss to Pulaski Co. Williamsburg building demolition work moving along as planned More like thisRelated Corbin golfer wins girls Kentucky 2A Championships Jennifer K. Perkins - September 16, 2026 Corbin’s Makena Myatt is the Kentucky 2A Championships girls... Yellow Jackets Football records first loss of the season Jennifer K. Perkins - September 16, 2026 Photos by Melissa Hudson The Williamsburg Yellow Jackets were unable... PHOTO GALLERY: Old Fashioned Trading Days Mark White - September 16, 2026 Corbin’s undefeated record tainted after 21-14 loss to Pulaski Co. Jennifer K. Perkins - September 16, 2026 Photos by Hunter Juarez Both the Corbin Redhounds and the...