Corbin men and North Laurel ladies golf teams will be participating in this week's KHSAA State Golf Championships. File photos
CORBIN —
The Corbin Redhound golf team is taking a familiar trip this week as it heads to the KHSAA State Golf Championships for the fifth straight season.
When the 2012 Girls State Golf Championships begin today, there will be a new face in the crowd as the North Laurel Lady Jaguars take aim at a high finish.
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Brian Martin, fifth from right, explains to the group about how things work at E & B Farms in East Bernstadt. Approximately 50 people took the Laurel County Kiwanis Farm/Industry Tour Thursday. E & B Farms specializes in Registered Black Angus cattle.
Farming and industry — that’s part of the backbone and history of most areas of southeastern Kentucky.
New design approved for Pleasant View Elementary
Pleasant View Elementary School got its new design approved during a special meeting of the Whitley County Board of Education Thursday.
They say, “It pays to have connections, and to stay connected.” In the case of Leadership Tri-County, that saying is part of the bigger picture of identifying and nurturing potential leaders from the region now into leaders needed in the years ahead.
Picture this: It’s a beautiful spring day, and you decide to take the family out of the house on a drive somewhere in the country.
A current Williamsburg business is one step closer to opening bigger doors after Monday’s Williamsburg City Council meeting.
North Laurel's Kailin Yantz slides back into first during the Lady Jaguars' 5-2 loss to Somerset.
Both North Laurel and Somerset struggled at the plate for six innings, but that didn’t mean the two teams weren’t going to provide some fireworks during the game’s final inning of play Thursday.
Mother Nature played a big role during the opening day of the Boys and Girls State Tennis Tournaments. She caused just enough havoc to put a major dent into Thursday’s first and second round schedules.
There is a disturbing trend of absolute hyperbole on the part of news media and political speakers. What I’m talking about is the immediate use of top shelf words like “dictator,” “fascist,” “communist,” and this really has to stop.
Gone, but not forgotten
At 2 p.m. Thursday, the students, teachers and staff of Corbin Elementary School took time out to remember one of their own.
As technology changes, so does the hardware. That means older computers, televisions and other electronic equipment have to find their way out of your home or office, and into the waste bin.
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