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I-75 landslide
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Crews continue to repair I-75 landslide
Southbound Interstate 75 will remain closed and one lane of northbound I-75 will remain open as crews continue work to repair the massive landslide that occurred near mile marker 143 in Campbell County, Tenn.
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Crews continue to repair I-75 landslide
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Whitley County Sheriff's Dept. confirms 1 dead in I-75 crash
A wreck at I-75 Southbound mile marker 1 and another at miler marker 4 have traffic stopped at this time.
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Williamsburg Council votes ‘YES’ to Sunday alcohol sales
Williamsburg City Council passed the second reading of the alcohol ordinance today, allowing liquor by the drink in restaurants with larger seating capacity within the city limits.
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Sheriff’s dept. seeks Dollar General burglars
At about 7:45 a.m. Monday morning Assistant Manager Lasha Hoskins arrived to open the Dollar General store on U.S. 25E just south of the Corbin city limits and found the front door had been pried open.
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Whitley Fiscal Court approves budget
It was a heavy agenda at Tuesday evening’s Whitley County Fiscal Court meeting. The approval of the upcoming budget and other business kept magistrates busy for nearly two hours.
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Whitley County Sheriff's Dept. confirms 1 dead in I-75 crash
- Local Sports
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North Laurel's Blake Johnson drove in three runs during the Lady Jaguars win over McCreary Central.
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Bats come alive
After combining to score only three runs in back-to-back games, the North Laurel Lady Jaguar bats came alive Tuesday.
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Barbourville rallies to knock off Redhounds
A near perfect game turned into a tough loss for Corbin as Barbourville rallied to defeat the Redhounds 4-3 on Tuesday.
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Bats come alive
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God’s Pantry needs your support
Today, very close to us, someone is hungry — a child, a senior citizen, a single parent, a worker juggling two jobs to make ends meet.
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God’s Pantry needs your support
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Corbin man tackles natural disasters, population in book
Ever wonder why humans populate the areas that they do, regardless of natural disasters and other forces of nature that affect those areas? Corbin resident Barry Vann answers some of these questions and many others in his recently published book, “The Forces of Nature: Our Quest to Conquer The Planet.”
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Corbin man tackles natural disasters, population in book
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Car show at Cumberland Falls
Want to be part of a classic car show or just come and look at all the chrome? Then don’t miss The Cumberland Valley Cruise-In to Cumberland Falls Car Show Saturday.
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Car show at Cumberland Falls




