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AIR ATTACK IS BACK
When the 2004 football season ended last year, the Williamsburg Yellow Jackets were one of the top scoring machines in the state.
Shep, Kilo bring new life to Corbin police K-9 program
It was an unfortunate turn of fate that left the Corbin Police Department's prolific K-9 program with only one aging dog and a handler on the verge of quitting.
Saige, a black Labrador Retriever that
Man’s drunken rampage injures 2, buildings damaged
Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding a Woodbine man's wild, drunken rampage through downtown Corbin late Friday night that resulted in structural damage to two buildings, a crosswalk
State officials trying to find cause of accident that killed Williamsburg worker
Kentucky Occupational Safety Health officials are currently working to determine the cause of an industrial accident that claimed the life of a Williamsburg man Saturday evening.
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Trio used stolen checks to buy car and TV, police say
Corbin police say they've arrested two men and a woman who allegedly bought two cars, a television and stole thousands of dollars in cash with checks taken from a Lexington man's home.
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Man found dead in Daniel Boone Forest
Police say a Corbin man found dead Monday in a remote area of the Daniel Boone National Forest was likely the victim of an unfortunate accident.
Eugene Sears, 38, was found underneath the rear tires o
Father of teen bitten by Rottweiler files lawsuit
A Corbin man is suing the former owners of a two-year-old Rotweiler that bit and severely injured his daughter on July 3.
According to a civil complaint filed in Whitley Circuit Court this week, Willi
CELEBRATION
Yet another year has slipped by and here we are preparing to enjoy another high school football season.
‘Cats stratched
When the Lynn Camp Wildcats took the field against the Leslie County Eagles Friday night most fans were looking for a high scoring ball game.
