Letters
Donations sought for shelter’s garden
The Christian Shelter for the Homeless in London is building a kitchen garden to provide healthy produce for shelter residents, an opportunity for the residents to work, and a place of beauty to feed the soul.
We are in need of donations to help fund the project.
Anyone wishing to contribute may send donations to Christian Shelter for the Homeless, 220 East 4th Street, London, KY 40741.
If you have any questions, please call me at 606-330-0785.
Theresa Marinaro,
Christian Shelter for the Homeless
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Corbin Band thanks championship sponsors
The Corbin High School Band and Corbin Band Boosters would like to thank the community for all their support this past year.
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March is Sexual Assault Awareness Month
March is Sexual Assault Awareness Month in Kentucky and provides an opportunity to highlight year-round efforts to aid those affected by sexual violence and work to prevent future sexual assaults. Through local and state events and campaigns, Sexual Assault Awareness Month highlights sexual violence as a preventable problem.
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School board members hearts, not with kids but ‘at the bank’
I am writing in regards to the article on Corbin schools and Knox County schools. I can honestly say I am ashamed to be from the Knox County area.
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Reader supports Bunning’s stance on spending
When it comes to Senator Jim Bunning’s stance on healthcare, I agree with him wholeheartedly.
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Humane Society manager responds to cockfighter’s letter
It says something about Kentucky’s weak anti-cockfighting statute that self-professed cockfighters like Eddie Partin brazenly declare their law-breaking ways in the local paper without any fear of repercussions (“Cockfighters give to the community,” March 1).
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United Steelworkers show appreciation
The membership of United Steelworkers Local 8411 would like to take this opportunity to convey their thanks to all individuals, companies, local restaurants and local politicians for their support and donations through our recent strike.
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Former player remembers Coach House
This week, the Corbin community lost a great man in Don House. Coach Don House has been a friend and mentor to many of the youth in Corbin for a lot of years. I
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End of reciprocal agreement a ‘terrible tragedy’ for kids
The end of the Knox/Corbin reciprocal agreement is a terrible tragedy for the children who have to change schools, on many different levels.
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Corbin Band thanks championship sponsors
