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Angels and Wings wins back license
One embattled Corbin restaurant resumed selling alcohol Tuesday after being reissued a local liquor license, but the reprieve may only be temporary.
After more than a month of not being allowed to sel
Tourism board, city at odds over fields
The Corbin Tourism Commission and officials from the City of Corbin are at odds over the renovation and construction of soccer and youth football fields on a piece of land located at the Corbin Civic
Voters to decide if Falls resort can sell alcohol
A September referendum will decide the fate of an effort by a local businessman to sell wine and beer at a Cumberland Falls Resort.
Jimmy Vance, a local investor and owner of Eagle Falls Resort, said
Bullets take three of four
The Bullets won three of four games played over the weekend at Corbin's House Field.
Jacket Air Golf
The first Jacket Air Golf Scramble was held at the Williamsburg Golf Course Friday with nine teams playing to raise money for the Williamsburg End Zone Club.
Tournament Play
The Area Minor League Tournaments got underway Tuesday night with Corbin and Williamsburg playing first-round games.
Corbin lost to North Laurel Green 6-1 while Pineville/Bell used a 10-run fifth inni
London man charged with exposing himself at Spillway
A London man, who is accused of exposing himself to a woman and her four-year-old daughter Sunday afternoon, apparently suffered a broken rib in a fight at the Laurel Lake Spillway before he was arres
Taylor threatens to sue fiscal court, state
Whitley County Jailer Jerry Taylor says he may file suit against the county and the state over efforts to give the recently hired jail administrator more authority over the jail and the ability to hir
NIBROC lands musical giants Kansas, Percy Sledge
Entertainment for the 2005 NIBROC FunFest has been set and festival organizers are saying it will be the biggest year ever.
Last Friday, Bruce Carpenter, Director of Tourism and chief organizer of the
18 local companies on Fire Marshall’s potential dust explosion list
Two years after the explosion at CTA Acoustics in Corbin, 18 Whitley County facilities are on a list of 2,200 Kentucky facilities with potentially combustible dust, according to state Fire Marshal Alb
