HeadlineNews Whitley County preparing to pave 20.7 miles of roads thanks to LARP funding By: Mark White Date: July 31, 2026 The largest Whitley County road paving project in 20 years is coming soon. 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 Tags$2668000 in fundingKentucky Transportation Cabinetlargest Whitley County road paving projectLocal Area Road Program (LARP)Whitley County Fiscal CourWhitley County Judge-Executive Pat White Jr. Previous articleLondon man indicted on unlawful imprisonment chargeNext articleKnox Co. Grand Jury indicts East Bernstadt man for assaulting four police officers SubscribeI want inI've read and accept the Privacy Policy. Share post: FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Popular If Dan Ballou is confirmed as federal judge, how would he be replaced locally? Fiery crash killed one Wednesday on I-75; area undergoing accident reconstruction, pavement repair Thursday Corbin agrees to give Into Action Behavioral Health $50k of opioid settlement funds Corbin BOE agrees to lower one tax rate, keep another the same Woodbine woman accused of taking $9,000 from 88-year-old More like thisRelated If Dan Ballou is confirmed as federal judge, how would he be replaced locally? Mark White - August 27, 2026 Assuming 34th Judicial Circuit Judge Dan Ballou gets confirmed... Fiery crash killed one Wednesday on I-75; area undergoing accident reconstruction, pavement repair Thursday Mark White - August 27, 2026 The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet advised motorists traveling north on... Corbin agrees to give Into Action Behavioral Health $50k of opioid settlement funds Mark White - August 27, 2026 The city of Corbin has reached an agreement with... Corbin BOE agrees to lower one tax rate, keep another the same Mark White - August 27, 2026 If you live in the Corbin Independent School District...