By Carl Keith Greene / Staff Writer
Two Democrats, 39 Republicans and three non-partisans have thus far filed for nomination in Laurel County.
Lawrence Kuhl, a Democrat, is the only candidate so far for judge-executive.
In the race for county clerk are Dean Johnson, James R. Adams and Neil Warren.
Joyce Garland Parker is the only candidate for property valuation administrator.
The sheriff’s race for nomination is crowded with five candidates: Jerry Hollon, Larry Lewis, Jack Riley, John Root and Arville Hollin.
The jailer’s race includes Lonnie Owens, Ronald D. Carter and Jeff Smallwood.
Jodi L. Albright is the only candidate right now for county attorney.
First district magistrate candidates are Joey Andes, Mike Samples, Roy C. Crawford and Norman Johnson.
Second district candidates are Republicans Billy Karr, Danny Smith and Jim Wyatt, along with Democrat David E. Moore.
Fourth district candidates are Michael Price, Steve Noe, Jeff Book, Joyce Brummett, James Napier and Jeffery D. McQueen.
Fifth district candidates are Billy B. Oakley and David Bruner.
Eddy Sizemore is the only candidate in the sixth district.
For first district constable, Duane Hess, Tim May and Roy Ball are running.
In the second district, David A. Lanham is running, as is Eldon Brown in the third.
Ernie Lambert, Ralph Phillips and Justin Noe are running in the fourth.
Fifth district hopeful constables are Charlie Johnson and Carl R. Cheek.
Filing as non-partisan candidates for London city council are Nancy. W. Vaughn, Timothy Smith and Sharon J. Benge.
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Sawyers named Times-Tribune publisher
Longtime Sentinel-Echo Publisher Willie Sawyers has been named regional publisher with oversight of both the London paper and the Times-Tribune in Corbin.
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7 arrested in drug roundup
Seven people were arrested Thursday following a two-month investigation that involved undercover buys of prescription drugs, according to Corbin Police Public Affairs Officer Major Rob Jones.
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Police seek man wanted for home burglaries
Police are seeking the public’s help in finding a man they believe is responsible for the theft of thousands of dollars worth of jewelry from several burglarized homes in Williamsburg and Whitley County, according to Williamsburg Police Chief Wayne Bird.
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No report yet on body of Bright
The body of Delmer Bright was returned from the Kentucky Medical Examiner’s office Wednesday by Knox Coroner Mike Blevins.
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Area legislators wait and see on redistricting
If the courts find the State Legislature’s redistricting plan constitutional, State Representative Marie Rader will find her 89th House District changing dramatically — with a razor-thin strip through the middle of Laurel County, connecting both Jackson and McCreary Counties.
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Whitley, McCreary Farm Service Agencies to meet today
At 2 p.m. today at the Whitley County Extension office, agriculturalists will discuss the consolidation of the Whitley and McCreary counties’ USDA Farm Service Agencies.
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Police Roundup - Feb. 2, 2012
London’s Kentucky State Police post has received a report of a scam or fraud trying to get credit or debit card account numbers.
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Corbin sewer repairs to continue through May
Those crews doing work in the rain on some downtown Corbin streets Wednesday were digging in for a reason — to stop water from getting into the city’s sanitary sewer collection system. And the work will continue at times throughout the next few months before it’s finished.
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Corbin Main Street prepares for new year
The man who heads Corbin’s Main Street Program says it’s time to do some exciting things. And they run from starting the early stages of master planning for the downtown area, all the way to introducing a new, user-friendly website for his organization.
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Man dies after crash with train
Delmer Bright, 83, of Flat Lick, was pronounced dead Tuesday at Knox County Hospital just after 1 p.m.
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