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Corbin Police say the man who broke into Mr. Gatti’s Pizza Thursday morning may be a current or former employee. “He would have had to known the layout of the store,” said Corbin Police Detective Rusty Hedrick who is investigating the burglary. Hedrick said the man made entry into the business at Corbin Station about 4:30 a.m. through a back door that leads into a generator room. Video surveillance from neighboring business showed him going inside, but provided no details as to how he got the door open. Once inside, Hedrick said the individual went up through the ceiling tiles and came back down and into the office. The burglar took an undisclosed...

After weeks of attempts, officials at The Arena in Corbin announced that they have been unable to reach an agreement with promoters to rescheduled Brad Paisley’s concert. The Country music superstar was scheduled to perform in Corbin on Jan. 23 as part of his current tour. However, the event was postponed because of heavy snow that blanketed the area on Jan. 22. “After weeks of trying, we unfortunately are unable to reschedule the Brad Paisley concert this spring,” Arena officials stated on the facility’s Facebook page. Ticket refunds may be obtained at the point of purchase. More information about Paisley’s tour is available on his website, www.bradpaisley.com.

Knox-Whitley Animal Shelter is pleased to have received a grant from Best Friends Animal Society to conduct Low Cost spay and neuters for helping to reduce the number of animals entering Knox-Whitley Animal Shelter. “This grant means that we can add this low-cost spay/neuter project to our efforts this year to decrease the number of unwanted dogs and cats entering our local shelter,” said Deanna Myers. “Our goal is to perform 277 spay/neuter operations over the next year. We appreciate the support of Best Friends to make this low cost spay and neuter program possible.” Knox-Whitley Animal Shelter is an active partner in Best Friends No More Homeless Pets® Network which...

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