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Thriller on Main
Tri-County 'zombies' gather on Main Street to perform the Thriller dance
Zombies hit Main Street in Downtown Corbin on Halloween night to perform Michael Jackson's Thriller. Nearly 100 zombies from across the Tri-County participated in the dance while more than 400 audience members lined the streets to watch. Check out more photos of the Main Street Zombies on the Times-Tribune Facebook site.
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Thriller on Main
Zombies hit Main Street in Downtown Corbin on Halloween night to perform Michael Jackson's Thriller. Nearly 100 zombies from across the Tri-County participated in the dance while more than 400 audience members lined the streets to watch.
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Thriller on Main
REHEARSAL TONITE at 6:30 p.m. at 4th street next to Hardee's.
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2009 CHS graduation
The Corbin High School Class of 2009 was the first class to hold its ceremony at the new Arena on Friday, May 22, 2009.
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Playing the Ponies
Corbin Primary’s second graders enacted their own Kentucky Derby on Friday as children raced homemade stick horses, donned homemade hats and enjoyed the pageantry of the commonwealth’s most famous sporting event.
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'Taxed Enough Already'
Protesters braved a cold and windy Tax Day outside the Laurel County Courthouse on Wednesday afternoon during one of hundreds of “tea parties” across the country.
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Corbin 6-year-old to sing anthem
She’s six years old, about three feet tall with eyes that sparkle and a grin that would light up the darkest room.
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‘Bank robbery gone bad’
Before being hauled away in a police car, 28-year-old George Nathan Lyttle told reporters he “never meant to even try to scare or hurt anybody” when he robbed Hometown Bank Monday morning.
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On to the Big Show
After suffering two years of heartbreak, the Corbin Redhounds finally got over the hump and captured their first 13th Region crown since 2005 by knocking off three-time defending region champion, South Laurel High School, with ease, 71-35.
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Fire destroys trailer
West Knox Volunteer Fire Department responded to a fire on Dixon Drive near Gray on Monday, where Shawn Messer lost his trailer home.
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A path of destruction
The National Weather Service has yet to confirm that a tornado touched down Wednesday along Stinking Creek in Knox County, but those who live in the area are sure about what they saw.
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