ImageCarousel Inflation hits as City of Corbin sees price jumps for many services, goods By: Mark White Date: May 18, 2023 Inflation is affecting pretty much everyone and everything in America, and the City of Corbin is no exception. The Corbin City Commission approved the hiring of Zackery Strickland and Michael Burke as full-time police officers during its monthly meeting Monday. Read this story and more for just $.99 cents today, or subscribe to get access every day! Please login to view this content. Not a Member? Join Us Written by: Mark White TagsCity Clerk Tori BrockCity of CorbinCommissioner Allison MooreCommissioner Brandon ShepherdCommissioner James GambrelCorbin City Attorney Bob HammonsCorbin City Commission meetingCorbin City Manager Marlon SamsCorbin Mayor Susie RazmusCorbin Police Chief Rusty HedrickCorbin Tourism Director Maggy Monhollenhealth insuranceinflationKelene Turner Previous articleW’Burg High School Choir/Band entertain during Brown Bag BashNext articleCorbin Pinball Museum expanding, moving into old Gibson’s Music location SubscribeI want inI've read and accept the Privacy Policy. Share post: FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Popular Corbin Ghost Walk Williamsburg man recommended 10-year prison sentence from prosecutors Kiwanis Club of Corbin celebrates 105th anniversary Knox County Grand Jury drug case indictments Corbin man arrested on child sexual abuse material charges More like thisRelated Corbin Ghost Walk Summer Mills - October 30, 2026 Mary Ann Brashear was one of many people who... Williamsburg man recommended 10-year prison sentence from prosecutors Mark White - October 30, 2026 Prosecutors have recommended a 10-year prison sentence for a... Kiwanis Club of Corbin celebrates 105th anniversary Mark White - October 30, 2026 Over the past year, the Kiwanis Club of Corbin... Knox County Grand Jury drug case indictments Mark White - October 30, 2026 The Knox County Grand Jury has indicted two Corbin...