EXTRA CONTENT: Corbin School Board officially files lawsuit against Education Commissioner, Knox Board
The Corbin school board is continuing the fight with Knox County schools over its decision to end the student reciprocal agreement, filing a lawsuit Monday in Franklin Circuit Court to have the agreement re-instituted beyond the 2010-11 school year with the provision that the state funding follow each student to the district where he or she attends school.
After some debate, Tourism board votes to give car show organizers $7,500
Days after an estimated 1,000 people poured into downtown Corbin for the first Cumberland Valley Cruise-In of 2010, the Corbin Tourism Commission agreed to give $7,500 to event organizers.
State Police say Corbin man has been missing since late April
Kentucky State Police are searching for a Corbin man reported missing since late April and was last known to be attending a work-related conference in Ohio.
New wave of downtown Corbin code violations targeted
Corbin Building Inspector Frank Burke has sent out five more notices requesting area property owners deal with various maintenance issues.
Corbin, Knox reciprocal agreement fight now going to the courts
With the rulings of the Kentucky Education Commissioner and the Kentucky Board of Education not to their liking, the Corbin School Board unanimously agreed to appeal the non-resident student agreement dispute with Knox County Schools to Franklin Circuit Court.
