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Officers from the Boone Heights precinct speaks with a couple heading to vote for or against selling alcohol in Barbourville. In the Boone Heights precinct, 35 voted 'yes' and 58 voted 'no.'
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Barbourville votes 'NO'
In Barbourville’s wet/dry election Tuesday, a total vote of 1,075 ballots saw the “yes” voters cast 484 votes and the “no” voters 591.
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Barbourville votes 'NO'
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Barbourville’s done. What’s next, Corbin?
With Barbourville saying “No” to alcohol sales by the drink and by the package Tuesday night, the attention now turns to Corbin’s vote just six days away — Tuesday, Feb. 14.
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Whitley man missing since Monday
First responders and neighborhood volunteers will continue their search Wednesday at 11 a.m. for a Whitley County man who’s been missing for two days.
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Former sheriff Hodge appears in Whitley County Circuit Court
Former Whitley County sheriff Lawrence Hodge appeared in Whitley Circuit Court Monday, according to Commonwealth’s Attorney Allen Trimble.
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Search underway for man in Whitley County - Online Exclusive
A ground search is currently underway in the Bee Creek area of Whitley County for a 63-year-old man who has been missing since yesterday, according to Woodbine Fire Department Chief Rick Fore.
Richard "Dick" Martin hasn't been seen since he left his house about 11:30 a.m. Monday. He was riding a red Honda ATV.
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Barbourville’s done. What’s next, Corbin?
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The Williamsburg Yellow Jackets' record now stands at 14-13 on the season after defeating Berea at home Tuesday, 43-33.
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Change of Pace
The old saying goes, “Where there is smoke there is fire,” and that was the case on Tuesday as Cameron Smoak led Williamsburg to a 43-33 win over a physical Berea team.
- Smith leads Redhounds past McCreary Central
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Change of Pace
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A thank you to Rep. Jim Stewart
In a time of budget cuts, time constraints and tight deadlines, it is unusual to find someone who takes the time to care about kids. However, on Jan. 12, at the Capitol, Rep. Jim Stewart welcomed a group of fifth- and sixth-grade students from Corbin Intermediate School and exchange students from Hong Kong’s Taoist Ching Chung Primary School.
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A thank you to Rep. Jim Stewart
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KSP to raffle 2012 Dodge Challenger
The Kentucky State Police Post 11-London and Trooper Island Inc. announce the 2012 Trooper Island Raffle.
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Fine Arts Association presents The American Spiritual Ensemble
The Fine Arts Association of Southeastern Kentucky, Inc. presents The American Spiritual Ensemble at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 11, at First Baptist Church in London.
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