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Inflation hits as City of Corbin sees price jumps for many services, goods

By: Mark White

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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.
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