News Whitley County hunters getting 1,000 more acres of public land By: Mark White Date: February 18, 2026 A new 1,000 plus acre tract of land should be opening to the public and hunters this fall. 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 Tags1075 acres of public land addedFrakes communityKentucky Department of Fish and WildlifeThe Nature ConservancWhitley County Previous articleDanny L. HeltonNext articleCorbin man accused of first-degree sodomy, first-degree sexual abuse in Laurel Co. case SubscribeI want inI've read and accept the Privacy Policy. Share post: FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Popular Due to wrong state data, Corbin Board of Education backtracks on plan to keep tax rate the same, will now increase real estate... Lady Colonels Soccer Team loses a heartbreaker to Middlesboro Lady Yellow Jackets Looking forward to 43rd Annual Old Fashioned Trading Days Lynn Camp looks to get back in the win column with road trip to Virginia Friday KSP investigates animal cruelty case in Laurel County near Corbin More like thisRelated Due to wrong state data, Corbin Board of Education backtracks on plan to keep tax rate the same, will now increase real estate... Mark White - September 9, 2026 If you live in the Corbin Independent School District,... Lady Colonels Soccer Team loses a heartbreaker to Middlesboro Lady Yellow Jackets Mark White - September 9, 2026 The Whitley County High School Lady Colonels Soccer Team... Looking forward to 43rd Annual Old Fashioned Trading Days Mark White - September 9, 2026 The 43rd Annual Old Fashioned Trading Days festival is... Lynn Camp looks to get back in the win column with road trip to Virginia Friday Mark White - September 9, 2026 The Lynn Camp Wildcat High School Football Team is...