EXTRA CONTENT: Corbin leaders vote to impose curfew at Rotary Park
Citing a need to decrease vandalism, and discourage loiterers and vagrancy, Corbin city leaders voted Monday to establish a daily curfew at a popular downtown park.
EXTRA CONTENT: W’burg man suing company over anti-smoking drug
A Williamsburg man is suing pharmaceutical giant Pfizer, Inc. claiming that a drug the company manufactures to help people stop smoking caused him to have a motorcycle wreck in 2008.
Protesters talk taxes, freedom at Corbin TEA Party
About 35 people were on hand this past Saturday in Corbin for a "Tea Party" to protest government bailouts of private businesses, increased federal spending and a general sense that freedoms are being lost.
EXTRA CONTENT: After complaint to state alcohol officials, Elks decide to open own restaurant
A month after being warned by local authorities about selling alcohol without a liquor license, a Corbin club is preparing to open an "upscale restaurant" in an effort to qualify for a license and bolster membership.
Corbin leaders poised to raise taxes on liquor, motels
Corbin city leaders will likely take the first step today toward making the price of liquor and a motel room just a little more expensive within the city limits.
